Displaying variables (or scores) in game text?

[MrCat]

Hey folks,

I'm well new still and be trying my hardest but I can't seem to find the correct way to display variables at the end of or during a game or any info about it, for keeping game scores and such.

I think I've set up some basic variables with

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init:
    $ waster = 0
    $ intuition = 0
    $ lover = 0
    $ normality = 0
    $ human = 0

and hopefully added to them with the likes of:

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label after_choice1:
    if choice1 == "1":
        "You are such a wreckhead!"
        $ waster += 1
    if choice1 == "2":
        "Ummm, was that a good idea?"
        $ human += 1
    if choice1 == "3":
        "Awesomeness!"

But then how do I say for example

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"You awake to find your scores are Waster (variable displayed here)! Intuition (variable displayed here) etc"

[isobellesophia]

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"You awake to find your scores are Waster [waster]!"

[Imperf3kt]

Instead of init, it is better to place your variables outside of any label any use default instead of $

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default waster = 0

[MrCat]

Wow, awesome folks! Thanks that's perfect

[MrCat]

Instead of init, it is better to place your variables outside of any label any use default instead of $

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default waster = 0

Just to check, do I need to add the '$' later then when performing additions or subtractions to them?

I'm new to Python and it seems pretty 'plain english liberal and forgiving' haha for want of better words,so far anyhow as I've not delved much in to it yet But reading some of the post on this forum I'm quite excited to get my hands proper dirty

[Imperf3kt]

Yes, use $ within your script when modifying the variable