dictionaries are unordered (well pre 3.6 at least), instead sort the items d = {3: ‘__init__’, 5: ‘other’, 7: ‘hey ‘, 11: ‘hey’} print(sorted(d.items(),key=lambda item:(item[0].strip(),item[1]))) # output => [(3, ‘__init__’), (7, ‘hey ‘), (11, ‘hey’), (5, ‘other’)] if you really want it as a dict (for reasons i cant fathom) and you are using 3.6+ … Read more
Slightly corrected your code : Indent your code ; it is really important You can’t use the statement “return” outside a function Cast “answer” to int if you want to compare it to “a * b” OR cast a * b to string Here is the correction i’ve made : import random n = int(input(“How … Read more
for element in range(10): … input_ages = int(input(“\t\t\t\t\tNow please input their ages as well: “)) team_leader = max(input_ages) input_ages is a single integer that gets reassigned each loop iteration. max(input_ages) expects input_ages to be a list for which to find the maximum value by iterating over it. Therefore you get ‘int’ object is not iterable. … Read more
The program has no need to store the input history. All you need is the best result so far, that being the size of the lead and the player who held it. You accumulate the score, round by round. At the end of each round, you check to see whether the current lead is larger … Read more
I think your primary issue is you’re updating the bullet between every enemy update instead of once for all the the enemy updates. This creates a skew between the visual and what’s really happening. Also, you don’t need to define the Pythagorean formula, turtles already know it! Below is my rework of your code to … Read more
Why do you populate the Player object with ‘magic’ shouldn’t is be Person = Player(200, 100, 60, 40, magic) Otherwise it would be interpreted as string. 1 solved String indices must be integers (error) when accessing dictionary [closed]
Each version of Python installs to new folder. You’ll have to download and install the new version of Python, and install any modules that you might have done via pip in your previous version. You’ll have to take into account that some of your libraries won’t work in Python 3.6. A notable example would be … Read more
The site you are accessing requires javascript and cookies. Urllib only provides support for cookies (with cookie jar). To get around the need for javascript, check out a library like selenium, and use it with phantomjs. pip install selenium Selenium with phantomjs is more powerful then urllib, but you pay the penalty of it being … Read more
All you need to do is print (sentence[2:]) For future reference and research, it is called slice. solved Python – Is there a way to use a greater than operator that is not a comparison operator?