Is there a random function in python that accepts variables? -


I'm trying to make a simple dice roller, and I want to make it a random number between 1 and number However, the randink will not accept a variable, is there a way to do what I am trying to do?

Code given below:

  import a = 0food = 0 work = 0 sides = input ("how many dice do you want to roll?") ​​While one & Lt; = Side: A = A + 1 work = random Print (1, 4) Final = Last + Job Print "Your total is:", last  

It seems that you are confused about the number of dice and the number of sides

I have changed the code to use the raw_input () . Input () is not recommended because Python literally evaluates user input which can be a malicious python code

  import a = 0final = 0 work = 0 rolls = int (Raw_input ("How many dice you want to roll?")) Side = int (raw_input ("how many sides?"), Whereas a & lt; Roll: a = a + 1 work = random.randint (1, side) final = final + printing print "your total is:", last  

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