从1个单一功能分配5个不同的变量

Question

I have function scoring that I have to use to create 5 variables, which are randomly selected with integers, with scores1 being the first variable. I want to be able to assign new variables scores2 , scores3 , scores4 , and scores5 , which all follow the same path as scores1 . The code below does not have errors; it is just an example of what I am trying to explain. How can you use or edit this function to create these 5 random integer variables?

import simplegui

import random

A_plus = 3
A = 3
B = 36
C = 58

def scoring():
    global scores

    score = random.randint(1, 100)
    if score < 4:

        scores = ['97', '98', '99', '100']
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)


    if 3 < score < 7:

        scores = ['93','94','95','96'] 
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)


    if 6 < score < 45:

        scores = ['83','86','87','89']
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)


    if 44 < score < 101:

        scores = ['70','72','76','79']
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)


scoring()

Answer 1

The most straight-forward approach is to make the assignments outside of the function. Then it is easy to put the results in any required variable:

def scoring():
    score = random.randint(1, 100)
    if score < 4:
        scores = ['97', '98', '99', '100']
        score = random.choice(scores)
    if 3 < score < 7:
        scores = ['93','94','95','96'] 
        score = random.choice(scores)
    if 6 < score < 45:
        scores = ['83','86','87','89']
        score = random.choice(scores)
    if 44 < score < 101:
        scores = ['70','72','76','79']
        score = random.choice(scores)
    return score

score1 = scoring()
score2 = scoring()
score3 = scoring()
score4 = scoring()
score5 = scoring()

Answer 2

I don't know what you are trying to do, but below code will do the work for you

import random

A_plus = 3
A = 3
B = 36
C = 58

def scoring():
    global scores

    score = random.randint(1, 100)
    if score < 4:

        scores = ['97', '98', '99', '100']
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)


    if 3 < score < 7:

        scores = ['93','94','95','96'] 
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)


    if 6 < score < 45:

        scores = ['83','86','87','89']
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)


    if 44 < score < 101:

        scores = ['70','72','76','79']
        scores1 = random.choice(scores)

    return scores1
score_list = []
for each in range(5):
    score_list.append(scoring())
print score_list

output : ['87', '79', '79', '89', '86']

You just need to bind it to a variable. Its up to you, you can put it in a list or a dictionary or individual variables

Answer 3

I think this is what you want:

import random

def scoring(score):
    if 0 <= score < 4:
        scores = ['97', '98', '99', '100']
        return random.choice(scores)
    elif 4 <= score < 7:
        scores = ['93','94','95','96'] 
        return random.choice(scores)
    elif 7 <= score < 45:
        scores = ['83','86','87','89']
        return random.choice(scores)
    elif 45 <= score <= 100:
        scores = ['70','72','76','79']
        return random.choice(scores)

l = [3, 3, 57, 70, 99] # these are the list of variables
scores = [scoring(score) for score in l]
print(scores)

Output:

['100', '97', '89', '72']

Since the output is randomised, the output above is for your reference.