assigning names from a file to an index
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I am making a top trumps game in python and I need some help with something.
I need to assign names from a txt file to an index but to an amount given by the user.
def game():
cards = input("How many cards do you want to play with? (answer must be greater than 4, less than 30 and even n")
cards = int(cards)
if cards % 2 != 0:
print("Error, answer must be even")
print(cards % 2)
menu()
if cards < 4 or cards > 30:
print("Error, answer must be greater than 4 and less than 30")
menu()
with open("dogs.txt","r") as f:
This is the code but I can't think of what to put after opening the file, if anyone can help me would be appreciated.
python-3.x
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I am making a top trumps game in python and I need some help with something.
I need to assign names from a txt file to an index but to an amount given by the user.
def game():
cards = input("How many cards do you want to play with? (answer must be greater than 4, less than 30 and even n")
cards = int(cards)
if cards % 2 != 0:
print("Error, answer must be even")
print(cards % 2)
menu()
if cards < 4 or cards > 30:
print("Error, answer must be greater than 4 and less than 30")
menu()
with open("dogs.txt","r") as f:
This is the code but I can't think of what to put after opening the file, if anyone can help me would be appreciated.
python-3.x
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I am making a top trumps game in python and I need some help with something.
I need to assign names from a txt file to an index but to an amount given by the user.
def game():
cards = input("How many cards do you want to play with? (answer must be greater than 4, less than 30 and even n")
cards = int(cards)
if cards % 2 != 0:
print("Error, answer must be even")
print(cards % 2)
menu()
if cards < 4 or cards > 30:
print("Error, answer must be greater than 4 and less than 30")
menu()
with open("dogs.txt","r") as f:
This is the code but I can't think of what to put after opening the file, if anyone can help me would be appreciated.
python-3.x
I am making a top trumps game in python and I need some help with something.
I need to assign names from a txt file to an index but to an amount given by the user.
def game():
cards = input("How many cards do you want to play with? (answer must be greater than 4, less than 30 and even n")
cards = int(cards)
if cards % 2 != 0:
print("Error, answer must be even")
print(cards % 2)
menu()
if cards < 4 or cards > 30:
print("Error, answer must be greater than 4 and less than 30")
menu()
with open("dogs.txt","r") as f:
This is the code but I can't think of what to put after opening the file, if anyone can help me would be appreciated.
python-3.x
python-3.x
asked Nov 10 at 12:05
Sacha Terry
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Simply try the read() or readline() function, for example:
f.readline()
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but how would I assign them to an index and only as many as the user inputs. e.g. User inputs 6, so 6 names are set to index
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1 Answer
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Simply try the read() or readline() function, for example:
f.readline()
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but how would I assign them to an index and only as many as the user inputs. e.g. User inputs 6, so 6 names are set to index
– Sacha Terry
Nov 10 at 12:31
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Simply try the read() or readline() function, for example:
f.readline()
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but how would I assign them to an index and only as many as the user inputs. e.g. User inputs 6, so 6 names are set to index
– Sacha Terry
Nov 10 at 12:31
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Simply try the read() or readline() function, for example:
f.readline()
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Simply try the read() or readline() function, for example:
f.readline()
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edited Nov 10 at 12:23
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answered Nov 10 at 12:09
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but how would I assign them to an index and only as many as the user inputs. e.g. User inputs 6, so 6 names are set to index
– Sacha Terry
Nov 10 at 12:31
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but how would I assign them to an index and only as many as the user inputs. e.g. User inputs 6, so 6 names are set to index
– Sacha Terry
Nov 10 at 12:31
but how would I assign them to an index and only as many as the user inputs. e.g. User inputs 6, so 6 names are set to index
– Sacha Terry
Nov 10 at 12:31
but how would I assign them to an index and only as many as the user inputs. e.g. User inputs 6, so 6 names are set to index
– Sacha Terry
Nov 10 at 12:31
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