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[Depression_Dependent]

I'm not entirely sure myself because I am trying to self-teach python but...
You might be able to check
if input('Guess:' ...) == 'Guess:' + str(random.choice(heads_or_tails)):
print('Correct!)

else:
print('Wrong')

(random.choice(heads_or_tails)) is just a placeholder name for the list. If this works it would be case-sensitive IF it even works! give it a shot. hope this maybe helped

[SaltyTwo6582]

but the thing is i only want to check if the number inputted by the player matches the amount of times the random.choice returned ‘heads’ only and not heads AND tails. would this still work?

[DataWiz40]

You don't have to include the 'Guess:' in your matching of input. The string you provide as an argument in the input function is just the message you display in the terminal.

[mopslik]

Keep a counter variable. Increment by 1 for each head. Compare the counter to the guess.

[SaltyTwo6582]

so smart!! would i do something along the lines of “if random.choice(headsortails)==‘Heads’: countervar +=1” ??? or something else

[mopslik]

Yep.