mgjohns61585
Could someone help me? I’m making my first elixir program, number guessing game. I can’t figure out how to convert the user’s guess from a string to an int. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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tyro
Hi there!
To convert a string to an integer you can use
String.to_integer/1e.g.When it comes to user input you might also want to remove whitespace first which you can do with
String.trim/1.Hope that helps!
mgjohns61585
Sorry, I was having trouble with my wifi. Here is my code
benwilson512
Edited for code blocks. I recommend formatting code that you post, it helps others understand what’s going on to help you better.
In your case you wrote
:string.to_integerbut @tyro wroteString.to_integer. Elixir module names capitalized, erlang modules tend to be lower case. That’s why:rand.uniformuses lower case:rand, it’s an erlang module.Stringhowever is an Elixir module, you can find the documentation on it here: String — Elixir v1.20.2mgjohns61585
I am new to this. Not working yet. Am I close?
net
As @tyro mentioned you should pass
user_inputthroughString.trim/1to remove the"\n"at the end of it.You also don’t need the
===in this case,==will suffice.mgjohns61585
I appreciate the help. Thanks