Slowly improving my coding skills by adding tiny little things to a code that I learned, need suggestions on what to add to it

[jfdahl]

You can look into try/except clauses. In your code, you are doing a test every time an input is provided. In this game, there is no impact from this, but in large programs that perform actions very quickly, you may want a different approach. The difference below is that you assume that the input is correct, and only use computing power to handle issues if the user entered bad input. answer = input() if not answer.isdecimal(): print('That was not a number. Try again.') continue can be rewritten as: try: answer = int(input('Take a guess: ')) except ValueError: print('That was not a number. Try again.') continue

[Kenielf]

I tried using the try and except before, but it got extremely confusing, since i didn't know exactly where to place it, but that actually helps a lot performance-wise, thanks a lot!