I want the user to be able to input the least number possible and the greatest number possible and for the random.randint function to print a random number in between the numbers entered.
But the random.randint will only use integers in the parentheses.
This is what I tried to use:
random.randint('Lnumber','Gnumber')
(input() == Lnumber (orGnumber))
of course, it comes up with an error.
how do I make python recognize the integer stored inside the variable(s) Lnumber and Gnumber and use them in random.randint?
An easier way is to take the input and use randrange to generate the number:
mn, mx = map(int, input("Enter a min and max number separated by a space").split())
print (random.randrange(mn,mx))
Take the user input to get the min and max for the range, cast to ints using map:
mn, mx = map(int, input("Enter a min and max number separated by a space").split())
print (random.randrange(mn,mx)) will print a number in the range of min to max
In your code: random.randint('Lnumber','Gnumber')
you are passing strings to randint, not variables.
You would need to take input as above or set the variables to a value then pass the variables cast as ints to randint:
Lnumber = int(input("Enter a min"))
Gnumber = int(input("Enter a max"))
random.randint(Lnumber,Gnumber)