I am trying to make 2 person game

Question

Hello I am tryna make 2 person guess the number game but I dont know how to show the win message can someone help?

guessp1 = int(input(player1 + "'s turn = "))

if guessp1 > answer:
    print(player1,"has to guess lower!")
    time.sleep(2)
else:
    print(player1,"has to guess higher!")
    time.sleep(2)
guessp2 = int(input(player2 + "'s turn = "))

if guessp2 > answer:
    print(player2,"has to guess lower!")
    time.sleep(2)
else:
     print(player2,"has to guess higher!")
     time.sleep(2)
guessp1 = int(input(player1 + "'s turn = "))

while guessp1 & guessp2 != answer:
    if guessp1 > answer:
        print(player1,"has to guess lower!")
        time.sleep(2)
    else:
        print(player1,"has to guess higher!")
        time.sleep(2)
    guessp2 = int(input(player2 + "'s turn = "))
    if guessp2 > answer:
        print(player2,"has to guess lower!")
        time.sleep(2)
    else:
        print(player2,"has to guess higher!")
        time.sleep(2)
    guessp1 = int(input(player1 + "'s turn = "))

It always makes the first player winner.

Answer 1

If you want to keep what you have because you wrote it and understand it, just change all your if's and else's for guessp1 and guessp2 to this:

if guessp1 == answer:
    print("You win")
    quit()
elif guessp1 > answer:
    print(player1,"has to guess lower!")
    time.sleep(2)
else:
    print(player1,"has to guess higher!")
    time.sleep(2)

You might also change your while loop to 'guessp1 or guessp2' instead of 'guessp1 and guessp2'. Good luck!

Answer 2

This all can be done simpler, if you would learn how to write your own functions, to get rid of repetitive code. Here I make a function, that takes a name of the current player and the answer, inside the function I ask for input and check the answer. If it's correct, True is returned from the function, otherwise False. Then outside the function you check if the winner is found, and on every step swap players

import time
import random

def make_turn_and_check(current_player, answer):
    time.sleep(2)
    guess = int(input(current_player + "'s turn = "))
    if guess > answer:
        print(current_player, "has to guess lower!")
    elif guess < answer:
        print(current_player, "has to guess higher!")
    else:
        return True # winner!
    return False # not winner

answer = random.randint(1,100)
current_player, next_player = 'Bob', 'Alice'

while True:
    # make next player current, and current player next
    current_player, next_player = next_player, current_player
    if make_turn_and_check(current_player, answer):
        break # winner found

print('The winner is', current_player)

Comments:

while True: means an infinite loop, it won't stop looping, until you execute break.

Syntax a, b = b, a means to simultaneously assign a = b and b = a, but if it would be 2 different lines, for example:

a = 'Alice'
b = 'Bob'
a = b
b = a

then the result would be wrong, because a was already assigned to Bob on the first line, so after the second line, both a and b would be Bob. Using syntax a, b = b, a the values would be swapped, b would be Alice and a would be Bob.

In my code I used it to make the current player out of the next player, and assign the current player to be the next player.

Finally line

if make_turn_and_check(current_player, answer):
   break

makes a call to the function above, and since the function returns True if the winner is found, then in the if statement we get to execute line break, finishing the game. Otherwise we skip the break and go to the next iteration of the loop.

To better understand, you can assign the resulting True/False value from the function to an intermediate variable:

is_current_winner = make_turn_and_check(current_player, answer)
if is_current_winner:
   break

is_current_winner will be a boolean variable containing True or False