Flask session variables

Using randint(0,4) to generate number means that they will sometimes be equal for different users. To generate unique number every time use uuid:

from uuid import uuid4def random():    session['number'] = str(uuid4())    return None

or generator:

import itertoolsconsequent_integers = itertools.count()def random():    session['number'] = consequent_integers.next()    return None

So you do something like this. It is not tested but should work. You retrieve the current username and the numbers dictionary from the session variable. Check if there is an existing value for the current username. If not create a random number and save it in the session. Else just use the saved value.

@app.route('/check', methods=['GET', 'POST'])def check():   # retrieve current username and numbers from your session   username = session['username']   numbers = session.get('numbers', {})   # if no number is existing create a new one and save it to session   if username not in numbers:       number = randint(0,4)       numbers['username'] = number       session['numbers'] = numbers   else:       number = numbers['username']   return render_template('file.html', number=number, user=username)

The reason that the session variable is the same for the two users is likely because you're using the same computer / browsing account. It's just like how Facebook remembers your login status after you open a new Facebook tab.

I advise you to get another computer or use a different Chrome Account (top right of Google Chrome) to test out for different users.