Greetings to whoever reading this! I have been assigned to make a minesweeper program in python where yeah I could just copy paste an already made one but I wanted to make it myself but I'm having a hard time with my lists here. To make things a little bit more clear I have the main list lets call it List within it I have 10 more lists for the rows of the games board BUT now that I have to add the mines to it I can't find a way to randomly place them around the lists!
x=random.choice(list)
board.replace(x,"nuke",forrow)
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x=randrange(len(list))
board.replace(x,"nuke",forrow)
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x=random.sample(list[i],1)
board.insert(x,"nuke")
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for x in range(len(list)):
board.insert(random.choice(x),"nuke")
import random
board = [[" "]*10 for i in range(10)]# here i create the big list and the other ones within it
bombs=15#input("Please provide the amount of bombs you want in the game: ")
for list in board: #here is my problem
x=random.sample(list[i],1)
board.insert(x,"nuke")
for x in board:print x
I am expecting anything that is able to help me out on my little program I need something to be able to get the position of X amount of positions in a list and be able to replace them with a "bomb" so call it!
Instead of randomly picking positions in the field, how about this approach: Initialize a long list with the right amount of "nukes" and empty cells, random.shuffle that list, and break it down to a 2D-board.
>>> bombs = 15
>>> all_cells = ["nuke"] * bombs + [" "] * (100 - bombs)
>>> random.shuffle(all_cells)
>>> board = [all_cells[i:i+10] for i in range(0, 100, 10)]
This way, you do not have to check whether you already randomly rolled the same cell before.