🔒 Matrix not indexing (again)

[upper epoch]

The functions purpose is to run through the box matrix and find a rand index on the matrix and if the number is zero delete the number, and insert a new number in it, additionally it's supposed to print out the matrix in a 4x4 pattern, it's be printing out in a 1x16

The error that I get is from line 16
The error message is :IndexError: too many indices for array: array is 1-dimensional, but 2 were indexed

[lofty oxide]

@upper epoch

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[knotty radish]

np.delete is probably what you want - test it on its own

you probably should just use box[index] = new_value

[blissful spindle]

@upper epoch Did you check the comment I left on your post before?

You are asking the same question again..

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