Just wondering how I could take a value from the list in rolls and assign it to a variable to use within the rest of my code.
import random
def dice_roll(number):
if number == 12:
number = random.randint(1,12)
print(number)
return number
elif number == 6:
number = random.randint(1,6)
print(number)
return number
else:
number == 4
number = random.randint(1,4)
print(number)
return number
print("12 sided")
print("6 sided")
print("4 sided")
rolls = {4: [], 6: [], 12: []} # dictionary to hold rolls
while True:
roll = int(input("Which dice would you like to roll? --> ")) # store die size
rolls[roll].append(dice_roll(roll)) # roll and add to dictionary
doRepeat=input("Go again? --> ")
if doRepeat == "no":
break
print(rolls)
Dead @user3119844.
I think your question was a little weird since it is not coherent with the code present.
By the code you seem to be a fairly skilled python programmer. So either I haven't understood the question or it is just weird.
Even though, it seems to me the the rolls dictionary holds 3 lists (related to 3 different dices) and each list holds a few values. In python you use [ ]'s (brackets) to access values by its index. So pick up a variable name, say v
for instance, then:
v=rolls[diceNumber][rollIndex]
where diceNumber
is either 4,6 or 12 and rollIndex
is the number of the nth roll you're interested in.
Hope it helps
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