🔒 this python code is running and interpreting really slow in vscode , is it resolvable?

[bright jolt]

posting code in parts below

[worthy mantle]

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Hey @bright jolt!

It looks like you are trying to paste code into this channel.

You seem to be using the wrong symbols to indicate where the code block should start. The correct symbols would be ```, not '''.

Here is an example of how it should look:
```
Hello, world!
```

This will result in the following:

Hello, world!```
You can **edit your original message** to correct your code block.

[rough arch]

!paste

[worthy mantle]

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[rough arch]

Use that,

[bright jolt]

print('  ')
print('  ')
print('  ')
print('do you want to play tic tac toe ?')
print('  ')
a=int(input('''          1. yes
          2. no(exit)  '''))
print('  ')
print('  ')

if a==1:
    
    l1=['  ','|','  ','|','  ']
    l2=['___________']
    l3=['  ','|','  ','|','  ']
    l4=['___________']
    l5=['  ','|','  ','|','  ']

    rules_check=(input('''Here is some "general" info about the game and notation:
                          |
                          |    1. position names of matrix : tl|tm|tr          
                          |                                 ________         
                          |                                 ml|mm|mr 
                          |                                 ________
                          |                                 bl|bm|br                                                              
                          |   2.abbrviations : tl: top left
                          |                    tm: top middle
                          |                    tr: top right
                          |                    ml: middle left
                          |                    mm: middle middle
                          |                    mr: middle right
                          |                    bl: bottom left
                          |                    bm: bottom middle
                          |                    br: bottom right
                          |
                          |   3. only 'X' (capital and small for both) and 'O' are allowed ,
                          |      anything else as input will end the
                          |      game and
                          |         other persom is declared as winner 
                          |    
                          |
                          |   press enter if u read the info :    '''))
      ```

        print(' ')
    else:
        print(' ')    

    tl,tm,tr,ml,mm,mr,bl,bm,br ='  ','  ','  ','  ','  ','  ','  ','  ','  ' # type: ignore
    
    r1=['           ' , tl , ' | ' , tm , '| ' , tr ]
    r2=['          ' , l2[0]]
    r3=['           ' , ml , ' | ' , mm , '| ' , mr] 
    r4=['          ' , l4[0]]
    r5=['           ' , bl , ' | ' , bm , '| ' , br]
   
     
    print('  ')
    print('  ')
    print('  ')

    b=int(input('''select the difficulty level: 
            1. 2 player
            2. easy(with bot)
            3. hard(with bot)''')) 
    if b==1:
        r1=['           ' , tl , ' | ' , tm , '| ' , tr ]
        r2=['          ' , l2[0]]
        r3=['           ' , ml , ' | ' , mm , '| ' , mr] 
        r4=['          ' , l4[0]]
        r5=['           ' , bl , ' | ' , bm , '| ' , br]
        print('you have chosen 2 player mode')
        c=input('enter player 1 name: ')
        d=input('enter player 2 name: ')
        print(c + '   VS   ' + d)

        print('  ')
        print('_______GAME STARTS_______')

        print('  ')
        print('  ')
        li1=[c,d]```

[rough arch]

Just put here:

!paste

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[rough arch]

please ❤️

[bright jolt]

ah

[bright jolt]

it just instantly deletes the file i sent

[rough arch]

Go to this url: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/ paste all the code there, hit the save button, and send the url

[bright jolt]

oki

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/XB4A

the code is only 1/4th complete but it is slowing to interpret in vscode so much that i have to restart vscode everytime i have to see if there is an issue in my code or not , or it just spits out the older problem in my code which i have resolved

[olive elm]

you have like 3 nested loops

[bright jolt]

uh is it bad?

[olive elm]

if you think slow is bad, then yeah

[olive elm]

I tried running your code but I'm getting a Syntax Error at line 255

[bright jolt]

o damn , gotta find new method them , thankyou for pointing the issue out btw

[olive elm]

Can you reshare/repaste the code without the break of #... (previous code)

[bright jolt]

yeah it isn't complete yet

[olive elm]

try breaking up your code into smaller functions

[bright jolt]

ohh , i'll try

[rough arch]

Also something like this:

print(r1[0]+r1[1]+r1[2]+r1[3]+r1[4]+r1[5])

(if r1 is a list of strings) can be simplified to:

print(''.join(r[:5])
``` (If the length of the list is only `5` `''.join(r)` would work too
if it's not strings but rather integers or something else it can easily be broken into this, though I would do the top one if it applies to you
```py
print(*r[:5], sep="")

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