On 19/01/13 16:50, Barry Drake wrote:
has much nicer features for a novice. Incidentally, if I re-code the
example, should I alter it to Python3 syntax while I'm at it? Is there
any good reason to move away from Python2?
Python 3 is the future so getting used to it sooner rather than later i
On 19/01/13 14:33, Alan Gauld wrote:
line is: ['1', '2', '3', '4'] Length: 4
Random Code: (3, 4, 2, 3)
Result: 0 - you have a correct number in an incorrect position
Result: 0 - you have a correct number in an incorrect position
Result: 0 - you have a correct number in an incorrect positio
On 19/01/13 11:14, Barry Drake wrote:
I noticed it doesn't get the scoring right when there are duplicate
digits!
You haven't given an example with duplicate digits so I'll need
to take your word for it!
line is: ['1', '2', '3', '4'] Length: 4
Random Code: (3, 4, 2, 3)
Result: 0 - you
Hi there Some months ago I decided to have a crack at Python. I
set myself the task of coding the 'Mastermind' game and got into great
problems where the random generated number contained duplicated digits.
I recently decided to get back to it as I have volunteered to introduce
the older
