I am writing code to randomly roll a die and then return the amount of times each number is rolled.
I got this to work as a function, but I want to know how I could convert this to a list comprehension.
This is the function I am using:
results = []
for roll_num in range(1000):
result = die.roll()
results.append(result)
Note that roll() is a method I made in a class for a die.
The closest I get for a working list comprehension is:
result = die.roll()
results = [result for value in range(1000)]
which does roll the die but it only rolls one number 1,000 times instead of six numbers a random amount adding up to 1,000 times.
So can this for loop be to turned into a list comprehension, if so how?
Seems like you have it?
results = [random.randint(1,6) for value in range(10)] works, so
results = [die.roll() for value in range(1000)] should as well.
The only problem is you had assigned die.roll(), which resulted in result being the primitive return value rather than a function call.