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Python Python Collections (2016, retired 2019) Dungeon Game Line endings

Posted by Mathew Yangang
Mathew Yangang
4,433 Points

tiles

I'm not sure where i'm wrong here and also how to use the end argument

mapping.py 
TILES = ('-', ' ', '-', ' ', '-', '||',
         '_', '|', '_', '|', '_', '|', '||',
         '&', ' ', '_', ' ', '||',
         ' ', ' ', ' ', '^', ' ', '||'
)

for x,y in items():
    if y in TILES.values():
        if y != ("||"):
            print (\n"")

1 Answer

Steven Tagawa
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Steven Tagawa
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Steven Tagawa
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Steven Tagawa
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 14,438 Points

Hi Mathew,

Can you explain a little more about precisely what you're trying to get your code to do? Right now TILES is one very large tuple with lots of elements, and you can't say TILES.values because .values only works with dictionaries. If you want TILES to be a list that you can loop through, you need to use brackets [] instead of parentheses. But you still won't be able to use .values with it.

Oh, and when you want to print a line break, \n is the actual string for it, so you need to print("\n")...

Mathew Yangang
Mathew Yangang
4,433 Points

Yeah i see , i'm just trying to loop through the tuple first