''' Purpose: play guess a number
'''

# specify max number
n = 10000

# start the game
print( 'Think of a number from 0 to', n )

# ???
# for i in range(1, 100001):
#     # print("Is it", i)
#
#     prompt = "Is it " + str( i ) + " : "
#     reply = input( prompt )
#     reply = reply.strip().lower()
#
#     if (reply == 'yes' ):
#         print( "I got it " )

# So what are we trying to do? Guess the number right?
# So we want to stop when we reach the number akaaa we wanna set
# whatever our boolean is to False when we find it to stop the while loop.

looking_for_number = True
next_guess = 1

while ( looking_for_number ):
    prompt = "Is it " + str( next_guess ) + " : "
    reply = input( prompt )
    reply = reply.lower().strip()

    if ( reply == "yes" ):
        print( "I got it! ")
        looking_for_number = False # We set this equal to False since we
        # got a yes from the user, meaning we got their number,
        # and this stops the while loop and makes it stop looking.

    # Since the else statement occurs when we HAVE NOT found the number,
    # we don't stop the loop so we don't set
    # looking_for_number = False here because we wanna keep going.

    # I just wanna point out like be superrrr careful where you
    # set the test expression (looking_for_number) to be False
    # because remember the while loop keeps repeating until
    # it gets to False and if you reach False at the wrong time
    # the loop will stop when you don't want it to and you'll be sad.
    else:
        next_guess = next_guess + 1 # We have to increment next guess
        # so that the value of i changes each time we guess as we
        # go higher and higher up