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

Petko Draganov
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Petko Draganov
Courses Plus Student 2,005 Points
Posted by Petko Draganov
Petko Draganov
Courses Plus Student 2,005 Points

just didnt get the right results here....

i know, that, im close to true, but all try all variants and didnt passed. In console running perfect. :( ?

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


for i in TILES:
    print(i, end=" ")
    if i == '||':
        print(end="\n")

2 Answers

Erika Suzuki
Erika Suzuki
20,299 Points
Erika Suzuki
Erika Suzuki
20,299 Points

Hi,

You're almost there. You are printing || on each loop too because you're printing it first and then checking for it.

Correct answer would be:

TILES = ('-', ' ', '-', ' ', '-', '||',
         '_', '|', '_', '|', '_', '|', '||',
         '&', ' ', '_', ' ', '||',
         ' ', ' ', ' ', '^', ' ', '||'
)

for i in TILES:
    if i == '||':
        print()
    else:
        print(i, end='')

Notice the end='', it is to prevent print() function from using the default line-break.