My “Turtlehacks” practice is here:

My idea of making this “Turtlehacks” came from using the random number. I wanted to make the turtle move according to what number computer gives. What I was stuck is I was not sure about how to make the turtle move on after the first try. Originally, I was thinking to let user try three times for the move. But it seemed that it’s stopped after the first try. Afterwards, I figured out that I should probably repeat the input() two more times to get three. Therefore, the following code was repeated three times excpet for the number:

x = [80, 90, 100]
step1 = random.choice(x)

if int(step1) == 80:
  kev.forward(80)
elif int(step1) == 90:
  kev.forward(90)
elif int(step1) == 100:
  kev.forward(100)

I’m not sure if I can use def: to avoid this repetition and also to make my coding more concise. But I think I will try to figure it out next time!