I am not sure what is wrong with my Python GUI script

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Hello, I am a very new beginner of Python GUI. I wrote a very simple script but I am not sure what is wrong with it. Help please.

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Score = 0
_question_No = 0
while _question_No != 10:
    num1 = (random.randint (0-10))
    num2 = (random.randint (0-10))
    num3 = (random.randint (1-3))

if num3 == 1:
    print("What is", num1, "+", num2, "?")
    Computer_ans = num1+num2
elif num3 == 2:
    print("What is", num1, "-", num2, "?")
    Computer_ans = num1-num2
else:
    print("What is", num1, "*", num2, "?")
    Computer_ans = num1*num2
User_ans = int(input())
if user_ans == Computer_ans:
    print("Congratulations!")
    score = score +1
else:
    print("Incorrect!")

_question_No = _question_No + 1

Thank you.

Posted 30-Sep-15 23:27pm

Member 12025162

Updated 1-Oct-15 1:21am

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard MacCutchan 1-Oct-15 7:20am

For a start it is not a GUI script. What exactly is the problem?

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-10-01T01:31:00

Quite a lot is wrong. You are mis-spelling variables (upper/lower case first letters) so they do not match. And all the code below the first few lines are not correctly indented. The correct version is as follows: