Hi,
So, I'm working my way through a book for absolute beginners in programming (which teaches objective-c, but also starts out with some Alice). I started four days ago, so I'm Really new at this

Right now, I'm doing a simple program in Alice 3.0 Beta that creates a random number and then makes the player guess the number. When the player has guessed right I have a boolean that asks if the player wants to play again, and the player can then click on true or false and then OK.
I have been trying to make that choice look better. To have it say, "play again? Y / N". So the player can write Y or N to play again or not.
But I realise this won't work with boolean or integer, since they only use numbers, right? I tried using getStringFromUser, and I got a box where I could write Y or N, but in the code I couldn't (find a way to) tell the program what Y and N meant. I tried creating textStrings but I couldn't seem to fit them into my if (statement? thingy, box...) to tell it that Y == this and no that.
I have only learned about booleans and integers so far, so this is a bit out of my league (I'm a musician, not an engineer, damnit!

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I've attached my project in which I use a boolean, with the True/false-choice in the end, which I would like to change. As zip, since Alice 3-format isn't supported by the forum.
Anton
Edit: Maybe I should ask a question also...

Is there a way to get the player to make a Y / N -choice instead of a true/false?