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In the Exploration problem, a robot is placed at the center of an 11 meter long line. Each “second”, the robot takes a 1 meter step either Left or Right at random.
a) Write a program to determine how long the robot will walk before reaching either end of the line. Have the program average Nth trials, and report the average and longest time. Final presentation of your result after Nth trials is expected to be part of your program, properly formatted.
b) Your program to show the position of the robot after each step:
c) Determine if there is any relationship between which end of the line the robot reaches and the
length of the walk. “Your Robot has a tendency to go to the with an average of ”. Print the average and longest walks for each end of the line.
from random import*
p0 = ('-*| |')
p1 = ('--|* |')
p2 = ('--| * |')
p3 = ('--| * |')
p4 = ('--| * |')
p5 = ('--| * |')
p6 = ('--| * |')
p7 = ('--| * |')
p8 = ('--| * |')
p9 = ('--| *|')
p10 = ('--| |*')
trials = int(input("How many trials do you want the Robot to take?:"))
steps = 0
print (steps, "", p5)
x = 5
stepsavrg = (steps / trials)
numlist = [1, 2]
while trials >= 0:
while x == 1:
leftright4 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright4 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
while x == 2:
leftright3 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright3 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p1)
else:
print(steps, "", p1)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
while x == 3:
leftright2 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright2 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
while x == 4:
leftright1 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright1 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 9:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
while x == 5:
leftright9 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright9 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
while x == 6:
leftright8 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright8 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
while x == 7:
leftright7 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright7 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
while x == 8:
leftright6 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright6 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p9)
else:
print(steps, "", p9)
while x == 9:
leftright5 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright5 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
python
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In the Exploration problem, a robot is placed at the center of an 11 meter long line. Each “second”, the robot takes a 1 meter step either Left or Right at random.
a) Write a program to determine how long the robot will walk before reaching either end of the line. Have the program average Nth trials, and report the average and longest time. Final presentation of your result after Nth trials is expected to be part of your program, properly formatted.
b) Your program to show the position of the robot after each step:
c) Determine if there is any relationship between which end of the line the robot reaches and the
length of the walk. “Your Robot has a tendency to go to the with an average of ”. Print the average and longest walks for each end of the line.
from random import*
p0 = ('-*| |')
p1 = ('--|* |')
p2 = ('--| * |')
p3 = ('--| * |')
p4 = ('--| * |')
p5 = ('--| * |')
p6 = ('--| * |')
p7 = ('--| * |')
p8 = ('--| * |')
p9 = ('--| *|')
p10 = ('--| |*')
trials = int(input("How many trials do you want the Robot to take?:"))
steps = 0
print (steps, "", p5)
x = 5
stepsavrg = (steps / trials)
numlist = [1, 2]
while trials >= 0:
while x == 1:
leftright4 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright4 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
while x == 2:
leftright3 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright3 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p1)
else:
print(steps, "", p1)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
while x == 3:
leftright2 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright2 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
while x == 4:
leftright1 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright1 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 9:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
while x == 5:
leftright9 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright9 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
while x == 6:
leftright8 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright8 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
while x == 7:
leftright7 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright7 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
while x == 8:
leftright6 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright6 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p9)
else:
print(steps, "", p9)
while x == 9:
leftright5 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright5 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
python
asked Mar 21 at 15:04
Cedi IlacasCedi Ilacas
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Sorry could you reformulate the question/explanation please? it's a bit confusing; olus could you put an example of what you need to archive!
– Carlo 1585
Mar 21 at 15:09
Theres most certainly a better way to do what you're doing so far. (Think: is there a better structure to represent a track of fixed length that allows a robot to take a slot in one of the spots on the track?) However, talking about the question itself, i am afraid it is still not very clear. Could you elaborate on what are you trying, and what specifically is the problem with it? Also, could you add an expected/desired output for some input?
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 21 at 15:09
1
You can dosteps += 1instead ofsteps = steps + 1
– Bailey Parker
Mar 21 at 15:17
This program has the user enter the number of trials they want to do and then after the trials it calculates how many steps it took and also the avarage steps it took of the whole thing
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:08
@ParitoshSingh i need something to make it step only once and it keeps going until it steps off the track
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:11
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In the Exploration problem, a robot is placed at the center of an 11 meter long line. Each “second”, the robot takes a 1 meter step either Left or Right at random.
a) Write a program to determine how long the robot will walk before reaching either end of the line. Have the program average Nth trials, and report the average and longest time. Final presentation of your result after Nth trials is expected to be part of your program, properly formatted.
b) Your program to show the position of the robot after each step:
c) Determine if there is any relationship between which end of the line the robot reaches and the
length of the walk. “Your Robot has a tendency to go to the with an average of ”. Print the average and longest walks for each end of the line.
from random import*
p0 = ('-*| |')
p1 = ('--|* |')
p2 = ('--| * |')
p3 = ('--| * |')
p4 = ('--| * |')
p5 = ('--| * |')
p6 = ('--| * |')
p7 = ('--| * |')
p8 = ('--| * |')
p9 = ('--| *|')
p10 = ('--| |*')
trials = int(input("How many trials do you want the Robot to take?:"))
steps = 0
print (steps, "", p5)
x = 5
stepsavrg = (steps / trials)
numlist = [1, 2]
while trials >= 0:
while x == 1:
leftright4 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright4 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
while x == 2:
leftright3 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright3 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p1)
else:
print(steps, "", p1)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
while x == 3:
leftright2 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright2 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
while x == 4:
leftright1 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright1 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 9:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
while x == 5:
leftright9 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright9 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
while x == 6:
leftright8 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright8 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
while x == 7:
leftright7 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright7 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
while x == 8:
leftright6 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright6 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p9)
else:
print(steps, "", p9)
while x == 9:
leftright5 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright5 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
python
asked Mar 21 at 15:04
Cedi IlacasCedi Ilacas
12
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In the Exploration problem, a robot is placed at the center of an 11 meter long line. Each “second”, the robot takes a 1 meter step either Left or Right at random.
a) Write a program to determine how long the robot will walk before reaching either end of the line. Have the program average Nth trials, and report the average and longest time. Final presentation of your result after Nth trials is expected to be part of your program, properly formatted.
b) Your program to show the position of the robot after each step:
c) Determine if there is any relationship between which end of the line the robot reaches and the
length of the walk. “Your Robot has a tendency to go to the with an average of ”. Print the average and longest walks for each end of the line.
from random import*
p0 = ('-*| |')
p1 = ('--|* |')
p2 = ('--| * |')
p3 = ('--| * |')
p4 = ('--| * |')
p5 = ('--| * |')
p6 = ('--| * |')
p7 = ('--| * |')
p8 = ('--| * |')
p9 = ('--| *|')
p10 = ('--| |*')
trials = int(input("How many trials do you want the Robot to take?:"))
steps = 0
print (steps, "", p5)
x = 5
stepsavrg = (steps / trials)
numlist = [1, 2]
while trials >= 0:
while x == 1:
leftright4 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright4 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p0)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
while x == 2:
leftright3 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright3 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p1)
else:
print(steps, "", p1)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
while x == 3:
leftright2 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright2 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p2)
else:
print(steps, "", p2)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
while x == 4:
leftright1 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright1 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p3)
else:
print(steps, "", p3)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 9:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
while x == 5:
leftright9 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright9 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p4)
else:
print(steps, "", p4)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
while x == 6:
leftright8 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright8 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p5)
else:
print(steps, "", p5)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
while x == 7:
leftright7 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright7 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p6)
else:
print(steps, "", p6)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
while x == 8:
leftright6 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright6 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p7)
else:
print(steps, "", p7)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p9)
else:
print(steps, "", p9)
while x == 9:
leftright5 = sample (numlist, 1)
if leftright5 == [1]:
steps += 1
x = x - 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p8)
else:
print(steps, "", p8)
else:
steps += 1
x = x + 1
if steps >= 10:
print(steps, p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
else:
print(steps, "", p10)
print("The robot took %.0f steps to step over the track." %(steps))
print("Trial over.")
if trials == 1:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trial." %(steps, trials))
else:
print("Your robot took an average of %.0f steps in %.0f trials." %(steps, trials))
trials = -1
python
python
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Sorry could you reformulate the question/explanation please? it's a bit confusing; olus could you put an example of what you need to archive!
– Carlo 1585
Mar 21 at 15:09
Theres most certainly a better way to do what you're doing so far. (Think: is there a better structure to represent a track of fixed length that allows a robot to take a slot in one of the spots on the track?) However, talking about the question itself, i am afraid it is still not very clear. Could you elaborate on what are you trying, and what specifically is the problem with it? Also, could you add an expected/desired output for some input?
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 21 at 15:09
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You can dosteps += 1instead ofsteps = steps + 1
– Bailey Parker
Mar 21 at 15:17
This program has the user enter the number of trials they want to do and then after the trials it calculates how many steps it took and also the avarage steps it took of the whole thing
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:08
@ParitoshSingh i need something to make it step only once and it keeps going until it steps off the track
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:11
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Sorry could you reformulate the question/explanation please? it's a bit confusing; olus could you put an example of what you need to archive!
– Carlo 1585
Mar 21 at 15:09
Theres most certainly a better way to do what you're doing so far. (Think: is there a better structure to represent a track of fixed length that allows a robot to take a slot in one of the spots on the track?) However, talking about the question itself, i am afraid it is still not very clear. Could you elaborate on what are you trying, and what specifically is the problem with it? Also, could you add an expected/desired output for some input?
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 21 at 15:09
1
You can dosteps += 1instead ofsteps = steps + 1
– Bailey Parker
Mar 21 at 15:17
This program has the user enter the number of trials they want to do and then after the trials it calculates how many steps it took and also the avarage steps it took of the whole thing
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:08
@ParitoshSingh i need something to make it step only once and it keeps going until it steps off the track
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:11
Sorry could you reformulate the question/explanation please? it's a bit confusing; olus could you put an example of what you need to archive!
– Carlo 1585
Mar 21 at 15:09
Sorry could you reformulate the question/explanation please? it's a bit confusing; olus could you put an example of what you need to archive!
– Carlo 1585
Mar 21 at 15:09
Theres most certainly a better way to do what you're doing so far. (Think: is there a better structure to represent a track of fixed length that allows a robot to take a slot in one of the spots on the track?) However, talking about the question itself, i am afraid it is still not very clear. Could you elaborate on what are you trying, and what specifically is the problem with it? Also, could you add an expected/desired output for some input?
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 21 at 15:09
Theres most certainly a better way to do what you're doing so far. (Think: is there a better structure to represent a track of fixed length that allows a robot to take a slot in one of the spots on the track?) However, talking about the question itself, i am afraid it is still not very clear. Could you elaborate on what are you trying, and what specifically is the problem with it? Also, could you add an expected/desired output for some input?
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 21 at 15:09
1
1
You can do
steps += 1 instead of steps = steps + 1– Bailey Parker
Mar 21 at 15:17
You can do
steps += 1 instead of steps = steps + 1– Bailey Parker
Mar 21 at 15:17
This program has the user enter the number of trials they want to do and then after the trials it calculates how many steps it took and also the avarage steps it took of the whole thing
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:08
This program has the user enter the number of trials they want to do and then after the trials it calculates how many steps it took and also the avarage steps it took of the whole thing
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:08
@ParitoshSingh i need something to make it step only once and it keeps going until it steps off the track
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:11
@ParitoshSingh i need something to make it step only once and it keeps going until it steps off the track
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:11
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Sorry could you reformulate the question/explanation please? it's a bit confusing; olus could you put an example of what you need to archive!
– Carlo 1585
Mar 21 at 15:09
Theres most certainly a better way to do what you're doing so far. (Think: is there a better structure to represent a track of fixed length that allows a robot to take a slot in one of the spots on the track?) However, talking about the question itself, i am afraid it is still not very clear. Could you elaborate on what are you trying, and what specifically is the problem with it? Also, could you add an expected/desired output for some input?
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 21 at 15:09
1
You can do
steps += 1instead ofsteps = steps + 1– Bailey Parker
Mar 21 at 15:17
This program has the user enter the number of trials they want to do and then after the trials it calculates how many steps it took and also the avarage steps it took of the whole thing
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:08
@ParitoshSingh i need something to make it step only once and it keeps going until it steps off the track
– Cedi Ilacas
Mar 21 at 16:11