Can i stop an if statement from running multiple times when condition is true (Python)-CodePudding

I am trying to make a clicker game and add an achievement where when you go past a certain number it gives the achievement, but after you go past it gives the achievement every click. Is there a way i can fix this?

def clicks():
global x
global y
x = x y
print(x,"clicks")


#1000 cookies
if x >= 1000:
    print('Achievement Unlocked: Clicker Beginner! (Achievement 1/7)')

CodePudding user response：

You can add boolean flag like achievementGranted and set it as true when you add achievement.

Also maybe more useful and secure to use if x == 1000? Because this statement will be executed once when x == 1000, not every time when x >= 1000

CodePudding user response：

def clicks():
   global x
   global y
   x = x y
print(x,"clicks")


#1000 cookies
if x == 1000:
    print('Achievement Unlocked: Clicker Beginner! (Achievement 1/7)')

You also need to indent the things after def as I've done above

CodePudding user response：

Your condition say: if x>= so that mean even when c become 1001 it will work

Should be only == and you can store the value to use it in another place