🔒 game inventory help

[rigid aurora]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/MRNQ
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/BJVA
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/2W5A

Output: 
Inventory:
    [<item_assets.Orange object at 0x00000287F48B3470>, <item_assets.WoodenStaff object at 0x00000287F48B31A0>, <item_assets.WoodenTorsoArmor object at 0x00000287F48B33B0>]

Currently Holding: Orange

help pls

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[neon folio]

people won't know what information you're looking for from that. do you have a question?

[rain night]

what is the expected output?

[rigid aurora]

i want to shows my Inventory and my current holding, but the inventory shows that

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[rain night]

that is your inventory. an orange, a wooden staff, and a wooden torso armor.

[neon folio]

if you want it to display in some particular way, do you have code anywhere that would create that display? otherwise there's no reason it'd show how you want

[rain night]

you implemented __str__, but list uses __repr__ to display the items.

[neon folio]

they fall back on each other don't they? or is it only str that falls back on repr

[rain night]

oh, indeed. the default __str__ is __repr__.

[neon folio]

!e

class SimplePotion:
    id_type = "healthpot"
    id_rarity = "basic"
    id_heal = 20

    def __str__(self):
        return "Health Potion I"

print(repr(SimplePotion()))

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:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

<__main__.SimplePotion object at 0x7f127ca1f890>

[neon folio]

is it though? I don't remember this stuff any more

in any case -- you might not want to display the list itself but rather print out the individual items.
to do something for each thing in a list you'd use a loop

[rain night]

Currently the function is: py def invent_display(display_items): print(f"""\nInventory: {display_items}""")

You could write each item separately using a loop: py def invent_display(display_items): print() print("Inventory:") for item in display_items: print(f"\N{BULLET} {item}")

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