If and Loop in Power Automate for desktop
Intro Blizzard Entertainment called your office. They want you to design their next game. What you will learn Primarily: Business logic: If Loop Client Name Bliizzard Entertainment Process Name GuessingGameLoopIf Description Create a game, that: Assign a “secret” variable between 1-100 Take a user input (a number between 1-100) Check if the number equals the […]
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Intro
Blizzard Entertainment called your office. They want you to design their next game.What you will learn
- Primarily:
- Business logic:
- If
- Loop
- Business logic:
Client Name
Bliizzard EntertainmentProcess Name
GuessingGameLoopIfDescription
Create a game, that:- Assign a "secret" variable between 1-100
- Take a user input (a number between 1-100)
- Check if the number equals the secret variable
- Yes: Write a congratulations message
- No: Run the user input again and check again (continue over and over until the user has guessed the number)
Hints
- Set variable: To assign the secret variable
- Display input dialog: Take user input
- If
- User Input = Secret Number
- Display message and congratulate the user
- User Input = Secret Number
- Loop
- User Input <> Secret Number
- Display input dialog and ask the user again
- But use an If and Else if to give the user a hint, if the number is too high or too low
- User Input <> Secret Number
- Advanced
- Try to make the loop only run 5 guesses and then end no matter what (hint: use a counter variable and change the loop condition)