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2d List not returning - DariusKsm - Sep-22-2020
Hey, Im trying to get this function to return a value like [x][y]
but it keeps giving me "line 54, in move
return [new_row][new_col]
IndexError: list index out of range."
(sorry for not knowing the correct terms for some of this stuff, im just starting out.)
player_row = 0
player_col = 0
def move(direction):
new_col = player_col
new_row = player_row
if direction == "up":
new_col += -1
elif direction == "down":
new_col += 1
if direction == "left":
new_row += -1
elif direction == "right":
new_row += 1
return [new_row][new_col]
print(move("down"))It gives me a [x] value if i remove either new_row or new_col from the return,player_row = 0
player_col = 0
def move(direction):
new_col = player_col
new_row = player_row
if direction == "up":
new_col += -1
elif direction == "down":
new_col += 1
if direction == "left":
new_row += -1
elif direction == "right":
new_row += 1
return [new_col]
print(move("down"))and it will give me ([x],[y]) if i return "return [new_row], [new_col].is there any way to get it to return [x][y] without the index error? Thanks.
RE: 2d List not returning - buran - Sep-22-2020
[x][y] is not a valid python object. [x] is one-element list as well as [y]. ([x], [y]) is two-element tuple, each element being one-element list.maybe explain what you want to achieve
RE: 2d List not returning - DariusKsm - Sep-22-2020
(Sep-22-2020, 05:03 PM)buran Wrote:[x][y]is not a valid python object.[x]is one-element list as well as[y].([x], [y])is two-element tuple, each element being one-element list.
maybe explain what you want to achieve
Gotcha man, thank you!