How to identify the highest number in a randint() function? /u/Greedy-Researcher-59 Python Education

I’m making an enemy class for a small text based game and this is the code so far:

import random class enemy: def __init__(self, enemyname, hp, dmg): self.enemyname = enemyname self.hp = hp self.dmg = dmg def __str__(self): return f"{self.hp}, {self.dmg}" def attack(self): print("The", self.enemyname, "does", self.dmg, "damage to you!") if self.dmg == _____: print("Critical Hit!") boar = enemy("boar", 10, (random.randint(25, 50) / 10)) boar.attack() 

The thing I want to do is have the function identify the highest number in the randint function. In the boar’s case, this would be 5.0. The reason I haven’t just written 5.0 is because I’m going to add other enemies who may have higher or lower max damages. If anything more needs to be explained, please ask.

I’m making an enemy class for a small text based game and this is the code so far:

import random class enemy: def __init__(self, enemyname, hp, dmg): self.enemyname = enemyname self.hp = hp self.dmg = dmg def __str__(self): return f"{self.hp}, {self.dmg}" def attack(self): print("The", self.enemyname, "does", self.dmg, "damage to you!") if self.dmg == _____: print("Critical Hit!") boar = enemy("boar", 10, (random.randint(25, 50) / 10)) boar.attack() 

The thing I want to do is have the function identify the highest number in the randint function. In the boar’s case, this would be 5.0. The reason I haven’t just written 5.0 is because I’m going to add other enemies who may have higher or lower max damages. If anything more needs to be explained, please ask.