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I have an issue with a random item drop system in my game.
Here is my code:
import random
#Potato heals +5
potato = "Potato"
apple = 1
apple_name = "apple"
#is_damage_2
rusted_sword = "Rusted shortsword"
#Worth $80 - 10 can make Goldblade
gold_ingot = "Gold ingot"
#Worth $120
sapphire = "Sapphire"
random_drop = [sapphire,potato,gold_ingot,rusted_sword]
inventory = [apple_name, apple,]
rand_item = random.choice(random_drop)
inventory += rand_item
print(inventory)
When it prints the inventory... the random item is added, but it's spelled out letter for letter like this: P, o, t, a, t, o.
I want it to be spelled out like: "Potato"
I've only been learning Python for a few weeks and am very confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
- Justin
python
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
GrapeWalnutGrapeWalnut
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I have an issue with a random item drop system in my game.
Here is my code:
import random
#Potato heals +5
potato = "Potato"
apple = 1
apple_name = "apple"
#is_damage_2
rusted_sword = "Rusted shortsword"
#Worth $80 - 10 can make Goldblade
gold_ingot = "Gold ingot"
#Worth $120
sapphire = "Sapphire"
random_drop = [sapphire,potato,gold_ingot,rusted_sword]
inventory = [apple_name, apple,]
rand_item = random.choice(random_drop)
inventory += rand_item
print(inventory)
When it prints the inventory... the random item is added, but it's spelled out letter for letter like this: P, o, t, a, t, o.
I want it to be spelled out like: "Potato"
I've only been learning Python for a few weeks and am very confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
- Justin
python
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
GrapeWalnutGrapeWalnut
82 bronze badges
4
inventory.append(rand_item)
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:00
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I have an issue with a random item drop system in my game.
Here is my code:
import random
#Potato heals +5
potato = "Potato"
apple = 1
apple_name = "apple"
#is_damage_2
rusted_sword = "Rusted shortsword"
#Worth $80 - 10 can make Goldblade
gold_ingot = "Gold ingot"
#Worth $120
sapphire = "Sapphire"
random_drop = [sapphire,potato,gold_ingot,rusted_sword]
inventory = [apple_name, apple,]
rand_item = random.choice(random_drop)
inventory += rand_item
print(inventory)
When it prints the inventory... the random item is added, but it's spelled out letter for letter like this: P, o, t, a, t, o.
I want it to be spelled out like: "Potato"
I've only been learning Python for a few weeks and am very confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
- Justin
python
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
GrapeWalnutGrapeWalnut
82 bronze badges
I have an issue with a random item drop system in my game.
Here is my code:
import random
#Potato heals +5
potato = "Potato"
apple = 1
apple_name = "apple"
#is_damage_2
rusted_sword = "Rusted shortsword"
#Worth $80 - 10 can make Goldblade
gold_ingot = "Gold ingot"
#Worth $120
sapphire = "Sapphire"
random_drop = [sapphire,potato,gold_ingot,rusted_sword]
inventory = [apple_name, apple,]
rand_item = random.choice(random_drop)
inventory += rand_item
print(inventory)
When it prints the inventory... the random item is added, but it's spelled out letter for letter like this: P, o, t, a, t, o.
I want it to be spelled out like: "Potato"
I've only been learning Python for a few weeks and am very confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
- Justin
python
python
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
GrapeWalnutGrapeWalnut
82 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
GrapeWalnutGrapeWalnut
82 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
GrapeWalnutGrapeWalnut
82 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
GrapeWalnutGrapeWalnut
82 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 22:57
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inventory.append(rand_item)
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:00
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inventory.append(rand_item)
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:00
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inventory.append(rand_item)
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:00
inventory.append(rand_item)
– Asthmatic
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Use the append() method, like this:
inventory.append(rand_item)
See these answers about what += does for iterables.
Python append() vs. + operator on lists, why do these give different results?
Why does += behave unexpectedly on lists?
answered Mar 26 at 23:01
swagrovswagrov
6873 silver badges19 bronze badges
rand_item is a variable
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:02
Good catch, fixed.
– swagrov
Mar 26 at 23:03
It helped, thank you so much!
– GrapeWalnut
Mar 26 at 23:43
add a comment |
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Use the append() method, like this:
inventory.append(rand_item)
See these answers about what += does for iterables.
Python append() vs. + operator on lists, why do these give different results?
Why does += behave unexpectedly on lists?
answered Mar 26 at 23:01
swagrovswagrov
6873 silver badges19 bronze badges
rand_item is a variable
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:02
Good catch, fixed.
– swagrov
Mar 26 at 23:03
It helped, thank you so much!
– GrapeWalnut
Mar 26 at 23:43
add a comment |
Use the append() method, like this:
inventory.append(rand_item)
See these answers about what += does for iterables.
Python append() vs. + operator on lists, why do these give different results?
Why does += behave unexpectedly on lists?
answered Mar 26 at 23:01
swagrovswagrov
6873 silver badges19 bronze badges
rand_item is a variable
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:02
Good catch, fixed.
– swagrov
Mar 26 at 23:03
It helped, thank you so much!
– GrapeWalnut
Mar 26 at 23:43
add a comment |
Use the append() method, like this:
inventory.append(rand_item)
See these answers about what += does for iterables.
Python append() vs. + operator on lists, why do these give different results?
Why does += behave unexpectedly on lists?
answered Mar 26 at 23:01
swagrovswagrov
6873 silver badges19 bronze badges
Use the append() method, like this:
inventory.append(rand_item)
See these answers about what += does for iterables.
Python append() vs. + operator on lists, why do these give different results?
Why does += behave unexpectedly on lists?
answered Mar 26 at 23:01
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answered Mar 26 at 23:01
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rand_item is a variable
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:02
Good catch, fixed.
– swagrov
Mar 26 at 23:03
It helped, thank you so much!
– GrapeWalnut
Mar 26 at 23:43
add a comment |
rand_item is a variable
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:02
Good catch, fixed.
– swagrov
Mar 26 at 23:03
It helped, thank you so much!
– GrapeWalnut
Mar 26 at 23:43
rand_item is a variable
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:02
rand_item is a variable
– Asthmatic
Mar 26 at 23:02
Good catch, fixed.
– swagrov
Mar 26 at 23:03
Good catch, fixed.
– swagrov
Mar 26 at 23:03
It helped, thank you so much!
– GrapeWalnut
Mar 26 at 23:43
It helped, thank you so much!
– GrapeWalnut
Mar 26 at 23:43
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