The code below was provided to us and it basically prints that image which is shown in the second function:
import sys
# CONSTANTS
MIN_ROW = 0
MAX_ROW = 9
MIN_COLUMN = 0
MAX_COLUMN = 9
WALL = "#"
BUILDING = "b"
BUSH = "u"
PLAYER = "@"
EMPTY = " "
STAIRS = "X"
def display (city):
r = 0
c = 0
print("CITY LEVEL")
for r in range (0, (MAX_ROW+1), 1): #LOOPS1
for c in range (0, (MAX_COLUMN+1), 1):
sys.stdout.write(city[r][c])
print()
print()
def initialize ():
r = 0
c = 0
city = []
for r in range (0, (MAX_ROW+1), 1): #LOOP2
city.append([])#appends an empty list to city
for c in range (0, (MAX_COLUMN+1), 1):
city[r].append(" ")
# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
city [0] = ["#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#"]
city [1] = ["#","@"," "," "," "," "," "," ","u","#"]
city [2] = ["#"," "," ","b","b"," "," "," ","X","#"]
city [3] = ["#"," "," ","b","b"," "," "," "," ","#"]
city [4] = ["#"," "," "," "," "," "," "," ","b","#"]
city [5] = ["#","u"," ","u","u","u","u","u","u","#"]
city [6] = ["#","b"," "," "," "," "," "," "," ","#"]
city [7] = ["#"," "," "," "," ","b"," ","b"," ","#"]
city [8] = ["#"," "," "," ","b"," "," "," "," ","#"]
city [9] = ["#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#"]
return city
# MAIN
def main ():
level = initialize ()
display (level)
main ()
Now I am trying to reproduce this for a 1D picture but for some reason I am running into type errors for the sys.stdout.write() of the first function. It seems to be trying to print the entire list compared to just one character of it. Can anyone help me debug?. Also can someone please tell me what is going on in the loops in the above code labelled LOOPS1 AND LOOPS2
import sys
def display(track):
c=0
for c in range(0,20,1):
sys.stdout.write(track[c])
print()
def initialize():
c=0
track= []
for c in range(0,20,1):
track.append([])
track[c].append(" ")
track[0]= ["a","b","c","d","e","f","g","h","i","j","k","l","m","n","o","p","q","r","s","t"]
return track
level= initialize()
display(level)
If anything is unclear please let me know and I will fix it asap.
EDIT: CODE FOR MY PROGRAM:
import sys
import random
# CONSTANTS
PLAYER = "@"
EMPTY = " "
#Takes the information from the function initialize() and displays it. Outputs the fitness simulation.
def display (track):
r = 0
c = 0
print("\nTRACK")
for r in range (0, (4), 1):
for c in range (0, (41), 1):
sys.stdout.write(track[r][c])
print()
print()
def speedDisplay(speed):
options=["(w)alk","(j)og","(r)un","(f)ast run"]
for o in range(0,speed,1):
print(options[o],"\n")
def inputs():#ioerror here?
values= set("wWjJrRfFlLsSeE")
while True:
move=input("\nPlease select the speed you would like to travel at from the options listed:")
for m in move:
if m not in values:
print("\nInadmissable entry, Please only use inputs valid in the options above.")
break
else:
break
if move=="w" or move=="W":
usedEnergy=0#turn into random functions later
elif move=="j" or move=="J":
usedEnergy=1
elif move=="r" or move=="R":
usedEnergy=2
elif move=="f" or move=="F":
usedEnergy=5
return usedEnergy
def remainingEnergy(energy,usedEnergy):
energy= energy-usedEnergy
print("\nRemaining Energy:",energy,"\n")
return energy
def amountLeft(energy):
# enter ioexception error here somewhere?
while True:
if energy <0 or energy >20:
print("error")
elif energy>=5:
speed=4
elif energy <5 and energy >=2:
speed=3
elif energy <2 and energy >=1:
speed=2
elif energy <1 and energy >=0:
speed=1
else:
break
return speed
# This function is used to initialize the game track that will later be displayed.
def initialize ():
r = 0
c = 0
track = []
#Creates each row and column. A "for" loop initiates which creates and appends an empty list to the list "track". Then, taking the current row into consideration, the respective number of columns are created via the inner "for loop and a space is appended to the end of the current row. The loop re-initiates and the process is repeated for all 4 required rows. This results in 4 rows and 41 coloumns.
for r in range (0, (4), 1):
#appends an empty list to track
track.append([])
for c in range (0, (41), 1):
#appends a space to the current row
track[r].append(" ")
# the actual rows and columns are created below.
# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y
track [0] = [" ","0"," ","1"," ","2"," ","3"," ","4"," ","5"," ","6"," ","7"," ","8"," ","9"," ","A"," ","B"," ","C"," ","D"," ","E"," ","F"," ","G"," ","H"," ","I"," ","J"," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "," "]
track [1] = [" ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," "]
track [2] = ["|","@","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"," ","|"]
track [3] = [" ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," ","-"," "]
return track
def move (sRow, sCol, dRow, dCol, track):
EMPTY= " "
PLAYER= "@"
DIVIDER= "|"
track[sRow][sCol] = EMPTY
track[dRow][dCol] = PLAYER
# MAIN
def main ():
track = initialize ()
display (track)
print("\n(w)alk\n\n(j)og\n\n(r)un\n\n(f)ast run")
usedEnergy=inputs()
energy=20
energy=remainingEnergy(energy,usedEnergy)
while energy<20:
usedEnergy=inputs()
speed= amountLeft(energy)
speedDisplay(speed)
energy=remainingEnergy(energy,usedEnergy)
main ()
Well, this works:
import sys
def display(track):
c=0
for c in range(0,20,1):
sys.stdout.write(track[c])
print()
def initialize():
c=0
track = ["a","b","c","d","e","f","g","h","i","j","k","l","m","n","o","p","q","r","s","t"]
return track
level= initialize()
display(level)
Your problem was you had a mismatch in how you're handling track. In initialize you were creating it as a list of lists but in display you were accessing it as if it were just a list of characters. Making both a list of characters was simpler, making both a list of list of chars is more general (allows same function to be used for 1D and 2D case).
From display in your first code block:
for r in range (0, (MAX_ROW+1), 1): #LOOPS1
for c in range (0, (MAX_COLUMN+1), 1):
sys.stdout.write(city[r][c])
print()
print()
R is a row index that varies from 0 to MAX_ROW, 0 - 9. C is a column index that varies from 0 to MAX_COLUMN, 0 - 9.
sys.stdout.write(city[r][c]) writes out the current row and column of city (which has been set to a single character) without a newline.
You're code is probably Python 3 due to the print() statements. It would probably help if you mentioned or tagged that.
I'm running Python 2.7 so I'll use the old print syntax so I can test the the code I'm posting. You'll probably have to revert it back (add parens).
I would write this as:
def display (city):
print("CITY LEVEL")
for row in city:
for c in row:
print c,
print
print
In Python 2 a comma at the end of a print suppresses the newline.
From initialize in your first code block:
for r in range (0, (MAX_ROW+1), 1):
r will be 0 to MAX_ROW, 0-9
city.append([])#appends an empty list to city
city is a list. This appends an empty list to city.
for c in range (0, (MAX_COLUMN+1), 1):
c will b 0 to MAX_COLUMN, 0-9
city[r].append(" ")
Append a space character to the current row.
I would write this as:
def initialize():
city = [
# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
["#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#"], # 0
["#","@"," "," "," "," "," "," ","u","#"], # 1
["#"," "," ","b","b"," "," "," ","X","#"], # 2
["#"," "," ","b","b"," "," "," "," ","#"], # 3
["#"," "," "," "," "," "," "," ","b","#"], # 4
["#","u"," ","u","u","u","u","u","u","#"], # 5
["#","b"," "," "," "," "," "," "," ","#"], # 6
["#"," "," "," "," ","b"," ","b"," ","#"], # 7
["#"," "," "," ","b"," "," "," "," ","#"], # 8
["#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#","#"], # 9
]
return city
In initialize there is a line (in the first for loop):
city.append([])#appends an empty list to city
Before the loop is entered city is:
[]
Right after the first append city is:
[[]]
That is a list that contains one item, an empty list.
If the line were:
city.append(0)
It would be:
[0]
Or:
city.append("Jim")
It would give you:
["Jim"]
But we stick another list inside the list, creating a list of lists.
I hope this helps.