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1,052 PointsEven.py Challenge, Task 1 of 3... I'm stuck on this challenge, please help.
The question reads:
For this challenge, we're going to need to use the random library. Add an import to the top of your file to bring it in.
def even_odd(num):
if num % 2 == 0:
return True
else:
return False
2 Answers
hamsternation
26,616 PointsRemember, the random module must be imported before each time you use it. you wouldn't be able to use random.randint() or any other random function for that matter unless you import it first. Think of import as defining the module. Just like you won't be able to call on a variable (my_var) unless you assign it (my_var = 123), you won't be able to call on a module unless you import it.
The way to import a module in python is using the import keyword:
import random
random.randint(0,4)
Kaci Jenkins
860 PointsI am stuck on this challenge as well. Mine does NOT tell me to import the random library?
Darren Taylor
1,052 PointsDarren Taylor
1,052 PointsThanks for your help!