I'm working on my first webapp, it's a simple guess the number game
and I'm confused on using the data store. I use the datastore to store
and retrieve the current answer.
I have this which stores the current answer
class Answer(db.Model):
ans = db.IntegerProperty()
If the user enters 'new' then the new answer is created and stored in
the database
if stguess == 'new':
thisanswer = random.randint(1, 100)
answer=Answer(ans = thisanswer)
answer.put()
If they don't want a new game then take the current answer to compare
to users guess
elif stguess != 'new':
try:
stguess = int(stguess)
q = db.GqlQuery("SELECT * FROM Answer")
q = q.fetch(1)
answer = q
When I guess it always shows up as an answer of too low. I wrote this
to check what answer was when I pulled from the datastore -
if stguess < answer:
msg = ('Your guess ' + str(stguess) + ' is too
low' + str(answer))
msg is displayed on screen and I get this -
Your guess 33 is too low[<__main__.Answer object at
0x0000000003C0EF98>]
Does anyone know what that part following low is? It looks like a
memory address to me. And does anyone know why I cannot pull out the
random number as an integer in my example... any idea of what I can
change?
Thanks in advance.
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