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Python Basic Object-Oriented Python Creating a Memory Game Game Class Part 1

Angelus Miculek
Angelus Miculek
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Posted by Angelus Miculek
Angelus Miculek
6,293 Points

some questions

  1. The first line 'from cards.py import Card' prevented the program from running, causing an error "ModuleNotFoundError: No moduel named 'cards.py'; 'cards' is not a package." However, it did work when I removed the .py, having 'from cards import Card.' How did Megan Amendola not get an error when she had 'from cards.py import Card'?

  2. In set_cards method. Couldn't an easier way be to just use the self.locations list (or a copy of it) and just pop out (using the pop function?) an item from the list?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,265 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,265 Points
  1. Can you identify the time index where you saw that import line? The only import line I found is at 6:40 in the video where she writes from card import Card (with no ".py").
  2. There's certainly a number of ways to implement the place selection, as she points out herself at about 7:43 in the video. The decision as to o which might be "easier" is very subjective, but any method you might pick that gets the job done would be acceptable.