Error in script?

[KingSpycrab]

So I am designing an easy way to randomly generate numbers without needing to open up a web browser, and something is screwing up...

Code:

import easygui
import random

easygui.msgbox(msg="Welcome to KingSpycrab's Randomizer!", title="Welcome!", ok_button="Begin")

easygui.msgbox(msg=('Give the players numbers(I suggest using the TAB menu to decide)'), title='Start')

select = easygui.integerbox(msg=('How many people are on the server?'), lowerbound=1, upperbound=55, title='Randomizer')

number = random.randint(1, select)

easygui.msgbox(msg=('Done. Number is ', number), title='Results', ok_button='Finished')

Now at the bottom where it displays the results, I get brackets showing up and it makes the gui look like shit. Ex. "{Done. Number is} 69"
Also I need software that will compile python(I only know that and a bit of c++ so I can't do it in another language).

[Kerp]

Use this instead and it should work

Code:

easygui.msgbox(msg=('Done. Number is %d' %number), title='Results', ok_button='Finished')

Here's a way to create executable files on windows http://www.py2exe.org/

[Drakehawke]

I don't actually know the language, but shouldn't there by a comma before %number?

[Kerp]

Nope that was my first thought as well but putting a comma there gave me an error.

[KingSpycrab]

(12-13-2012 08:24 AM)Kerp Wrote:  Use this instead and it should work

Code:

easygui.msgbox(msg=('Done. Number is %d' %number), title='Results', ok_button='Finished')

Here's a way to create executable files on windows http://www.py2exe.org/

thanks, py2exe doesn't work for python 3.3 though.

[Inferno IV]

shouldn't %number be %d?
http://docs.python.org/2/library/stdtype...formatting

[Kerp]

Look I just googled something like "int to string conversion python" and got an example that looked like this. I tested it to make sure that it worked and when it did I didn't think more about it.

Edit

I just tested some stuff and it seems like

A = "test %d", 20 will create a table with key test and value 20 and
A = "test %d" %20 will create the string "test 20"
Both
A = "test %d", %20 and
A = "test %d" 20 generates a syntax error.