#🔒 game of card

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scenic locust
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hello, i nedd some help for one of my project.
i need to create a game of card it's call "jeu de la bataille" in french but i don't know how to define/ create my pack of cards
it's juste the problem on the lign 2

import random
jeu
random.shuffle(jeu) #mélange jeu

milieu = len(jeu)//2
joueur1=jeu[:milieu]
joueur2=jeu[milieu:]

while joueur1 and joueur2:
cartej1=joueur1.pop(0) #j1 joue sa premiere carte
cartej2=joueur2.pop(0)
if cartej1>cartej2: #j1 remporte la manche
joueur1.extend([cartej1, cartej2])
print("joueur 1 gagne!")
elif cartej1<cartej2:
joueur2.extend([cartej1, cartej2])
print("joueur 2 gagne!")
#pour simplifier le programme: pas d'égalité (les cartes sont perdues)

Thank you for your help and excuse my english xD

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twilit bison
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What are the "cards" supposed to be? Strings? Objects with a suit/value?

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twilit bison
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So, do you need to replicate all the normal aspects of cards, like number and face cards, and suits?

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twilit bison
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So each card is basically just a number from 1-13?

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And do you need 4 of each number?

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twilit bison
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Well, you can use a list comprehensions to create a list:

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!e

cards = [card for card in range(1, 14)]
print(cards)
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twilit bison
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This could also be just list(range(1, 14)), but a comprehension might make quadrupling each card easier

scenic locust
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but I must have 4 times these values ​​for each symbol

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my list should go 1 to 53 ?

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because we have 52 card in the game

twilit bison
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You could just generate 4 such lists and then combine them. You're shuffling them anyway, so the order they get created in doesn't matter.

scenic locust
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how do you combine them?

twilit bison
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You can use extend to add lists to other lists.

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(Or the alias +=)

scenic locust
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like listtotal=list1+list2+list3+list4 ?

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i write this one my code ?

twilit bison
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You can do that too. The main issue with that is + creates copies of the lists which wastes a bit of time. That shouldn't be a problem with your small lists though.

scenic locust
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i use this :import random
jeu=list(range(0, 53))
random.shuffle(jeu) #mélange jeu

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is it okay ? i think it's work!!

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i just make all in one list

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oh no i understand there is an error

twilit bison
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That will create cards with values of 15-52

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Which I don't think you want

scenic locust
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import random
coeur=list(range(1, 14))
pique=list(range(1, 14))
carreau=list(range(1, 14))
trefle=list(range(1, 14))

jeu=list(coeur+pique+carreau+trefle)

random.shuffle(jeu) #mélange jeu

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scenic locust
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i made this instead

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with "coeur" is the list of earth symbol ...

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and jeu is all the cards i think it's good ?

twilit bison
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Yes, that looks better. The list call in jeu-list( is neccessary though. + is already returning a list.

scenic locust
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jeu=(coeur+pique+carreau+trefle) just this is enough?

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Thank you so much now it's work but my game never end xD

twilit bison
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Or just jeu = coeur + pique + carreau + trefle

scenic locust
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yeah you're wright its more simple

twilit bison
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I prefer spaces around operators, and the () weren't necessary since the part they were wrapping were the only things on the right of the =.

scenic locust
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yes sure, thank you so much

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and sorry for my english

twilit bison
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Np

scenic locust
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just a last question if you can answer me, my code never end do you how to fix that?

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import random
coeur=list(range(1, 14))
pique=list(range(1, 14))
carreau=list(range(1, 14))
trefle=list(range(1, 14))

jeu=coeur+pique+carreau+trefle

random.shuffle(jeu) #mélange jeu

milieu = len(jeu)//2
joueur1=jeu[:milieu]
joueur2=jeu[milieu:]

while joueur1 and joueur2:
cartej1=joueur1.pop(0) #j1 joue sa premiere carte
cartej2=joueur2.pop(0)
if cartej1>cartej2: #j1 remporte la manche
joueur1.extend([cartej1, cartej2])
print("joueur 1 gagne!")
elif cartej1<cartej2:
joueur2.extend([cartej1, cartej2])
print("joueur 2 gagne!")

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scenic locust
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it's the whole code

verbal summit
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When do you want it to end?

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The while loop will end when joueur1 and joueur2 is no longer True

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meaning: either joueur1 or joueur2 is False(y)

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