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Hi,
I only want to display the first five rows and I also want to sort it from highest to lowest.
not sure what to do so came here.
print ("Time for the results!!!") #prints time for results
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
if amount_of_player_1_cards > amount_of_player_2_cards: #if the amount of cards player one has is bigger than the amount player two has
print ("The winner, with " + amount_of_player_1_cards + " is....... " + username_1) #tells you the winner
time.sleep(1) #adds a one seocnd break
print (username_1 + " got the cards: ") #tells you what cards they got
print (player_1_cards) #shows the cards
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
print ("That makes " + username_2 + " second place with " + amount_of_player_2_cards + " cards") #tells you who came 2nd
with open("Card Game Scores.csv", "a+", newline = "") as save_score: #looking at what is in the file
save_score.write(player_1_results) #writes in the file what the users results were
save_score.write("\n") #adds a space to make it clearer
save_score.close() #saves and closes the file
else:
print ("The winner, with " + amount_of_player_2_cards + " is....... " + username_2) #tells you the winner
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
print (username_2 + " got the cards: ") #tells you what cards they got
print (player_2_cards) #shows the cards
time.sleep(2) #adds a one second break
print ("That makes " + username_1 + " second place with " + amount_of_player_1_cards + " cards") #tells you who came 2nd
with open("Card Game Scores.csv", "a+", newline = "") as save_score: #looking at what is in the file
save_score.write(player_2_results) #writes in the file what the users results were
save_score.write("\n") #adds a space to make it clearer
save_score.close() #saves and closes the file
#####################################################################################################
time.sleep(2) #adds a 2 second break
print ("This is how your scores compare to other winners of this game: ") #tells you this is how your socres compare to others
time.sleep(1) #adds a 2 second break
print ("This is these players most recent scores:") #tells you these are there most recent scores
time.sleep(1) #adds a 1 second break
all_scores = open("Card Game Scores.csv", "r")
card_csv = csv.reader(all_scores,delimiter=",")
sort_csv = sorted(card_csv,key=operator.itemgetter(1))
for eachline in sort_csv:
print (eachline)this is the output:
Output: Time for the results!!!
The winner, with 20 is....... finndude
finndude got the cards:
['black:10', 'black:07', 'red:08', 'black:02', 'red:09', 'black:06', 'black:04', 'yellow:01', 'red:05', 'black:01', 'yellow:06', 'red:10', 'black:09', 'yellow:08', 'black:08', 'black:03', 'yellow:04', 'red:02', 'red:07', 'black:05']
That makes player2 second place with 10 cards
This is how your scores compare to other winners of this game:
This is these players most recent scores:
["['finndude'", " '10']"]
["['finndude'", " '12']"]
["['finndude'", " '14']"]
["['finndude'", " '14']"]
["['finndude'", " '16']"]
["['finndude'", " '16']"]
["['player1'", " '18']"]
["['finndude'", " '20']"]
["['player1'", " '22']"]
["['finndude'", " '8']"]
the list of values is all stored in a CSV file
I want the output to be highest to lowest and only show the top 5 scores.
thanks.
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Apr-16-2020, 01:59 PM
(This post was last modified: Apr-16-2020, 02:00 PM by Larz60+.)
example you can modify:
import csv
def first_seven_rows(filename):
with open(filename) as csvfile:
reader = csv.reader(csvfile)
for n, row in enumerate(reader):
if n > 6:
break
print(f"{}n: {row}")
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When I put this in and replace the filename with what it is I get a syntax error. what to do from here?
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always include exact error message in code tags.
I didn't test code, but see an error on line 9
change:
print(f"{}n: {row}") To:
print(f"{n}: {row}")
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With this in
print ("Time for the results!!!") #prints time for results
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
if amount_of_player_1_cards > amount_of_player_2_cards: #if the amount of cards player one has is bigger than the amount player two has
print ("The winner, with " + amount_of_player_1_cards + " is....... " + username_1) #tells you the winner
time.sleep(1) #adds a one seocnd break
print (username_1 + " got the cards: ") #tells you what cards they got
print (player_1_cards) #shows the cards
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
print ("That makes " + username_2 + " second place with " + amount_of_player_2_cards + " cards") #tells you who came 2nd
with open("Card Game Scores.csv", "a+", newline = "") as save_score: #looking at what is in the file
save_score.write(player_1_results) #writes in the file what the users results were
save_score.write("\n") #adds a space to make it clearer
save_score.close() #saves and closes the file
else:
print ("The winner, with " + amount_of_player_2_cards + " is....... " + username_2) #tells you the winner
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
print (username_2 + " got the cards: ") #tells you what cards they got
print (player_2_cards) #shows the cards
time.sleep(2) #adds a one second break
print ("That makes " + username_1 + " second place with " + amount_of_player_1_cards + " cards") #tells you who came 2nd
with open("Card Game Scores.csv", "a+", newline = "") as save_score: #looking at what is in the file
save_score.write(player_2_results) #writes in the file what the users results were
save_score.write("\n") #adds a space to make it clearer
save_score.close() #saves and closes the file
####################################################################################################
time.sleep(2) #adds a 2 second break
print ("This is how your scores compare to other winners of this game: ") #tells you this is how your socres compare to others
time.sleep(1) #adds a 2 second break
print ("This is these players most recent scores: ") #tells you these are there most recent scores
time.sleep(1) #adds a 1 second break
def first_seven_rows("Card Game Scores.csv"):
with open(Card Game Scores.csv) as csvfile:
reader = csv.reader(csvfile)
for n, row in enumerate(reader):
if n > 6:
break
print(f"{n}: {row}") I get the error
Error: invalid syntax
the error is where I entered my filename I enter ("Card Game Scores.csv")
the error was highlighting the apostrophe
if I remove the apostrophes I get an invalid syntax highlighting the letter G on Card Game Scores.
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There must be more to the error message. Always include complete, unaltered, error traceback
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The error is Error: invalid syntax
nothing more nothing less
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Hi,
I only want to display the first five rows and I also want to sort it from highest to lowest.
not sure what to do so came here.
print ("Time for the results!!!") #prints time for results
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
if amount_of_player_1_cards > amount_of_player_2_cards: #if the amount of cards player one has is bigger than the amount player two has
print ("The winner, with " + amount_of_player_1_cards + " is....... " + username_1) #tells you the winner
time.sleep(1) #adds a one seocnd break
print (username_1 + " got the cards: ") #tells you what cards they got
print (player_1_cards) #shows the cards
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
print ("That makes " + username_2 + " second place with " + amount_of_player_2_cards + " cards") #tells you who came 2nd
with open("Card Game Scores.csv", "a+", newline = "") as save_score: #looking at what is in the file
save_score.write(player_1_results) #writes in the file what the users results were
save_score.write("\n") #adds a space to make it clearer
save_score.close() #saves and closes the file
else:
print ("The winner, with " + amount_of_player_2_cards + " is....... " + username_2) #tells you the winner
time.sleep(1) #adds a one second break
print (username_2 + " got the cards: ") #tells you what cards they got
print (player_2_cards) #shows the cards
time.sleep(2) #adds a one second break
print ("That makes " + username_1 + " second place with " + amount_of_player_1_cards + " cards") #tells you who came 2nd
with open("Card Game Scores.csv", "a+", newline = "") as save_score: #looking at what is in the file
save_score.write(player_2_results) #writes in the file what the users results were
save_score.write("\n") #adds a space to make it clearer
save_score.close() #saves and closes the file
#####################################################################################################
time.sleep(2) #adds a 2 second break
print ("This is how your scores compare to other winners of this game: ") #tells you this is how your socres compare to others
time.sleep(1) #adds a 2 second break
print ("This is these players most recent scores:") #tells you these are there most recent scores
time.sleep(1) #adds a 1 second break
all_scores = open("Card Game Scores.csv", "r")
card_csv = csv.reader(all_scores,delimiter=",")
sort_csv = sorted(card_csv,key=operator.itemgetter(1))
for eachline in sort_csv:
print (eachline)this is the output:
Output: Time for the results!!!
The winner, with 20 is....... finndude
finndude got the cards:
['black:10', 'black:07', 'red:08', 'black:02', 'red:09', 'black:06', 'black:04', 'yellow:01', 'red:05', 'black:01', 'yellow:06', 'red:10', 'black:09', 'yellow:08', 'black:08', 'black:03', 'yellow:04', 'red:02', 'red:07', 'black:05']
That makes player2 second place with 10 cards
This is how your scores compare to other winners of this game:
This is these players most recent scores:
["['finndude'", " '10']"]
["['finndude'", " '12']"]
["['finndude'", " '14']"]
["['finndude'", " '14']"]
["['finndude'", " '16']"]
["['finndude'", " '16']"]
["['player1'", " '18']"]
["['finndude'", " '20']"]
["['player1'", " '22']"]
["['finndude'", " '8']"]
the list of values is all stored in a CSV file
I want the output to be highest to lowest and only show the top 5 scores.
thanks.
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all_scores = open("Card Game Scores.csv", "r")
card_csv = csv.reader(all_scores,delimiter=",")
sort_csv = sorted(card_csv,key=lambda elem: int(elem[1]),reverse=True)
for count,eachline in enumerate(sort_csv):
if count<5:
print (eachline)
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