When I change the value of the list, the other lists also be changed. I don't understand why they do.
def successors(state):
stateup=state[:]
statedown=state[:]
stateright=state[:]
stateleft=state[:]
for i in range(len(state)):
for j in range(len(state)):
if state[i][j]==0:
x=i
y=j
stateup[x][y]=stateup[x+1][y]
stateup[x+1][y]=0
statedown[x][y]=statedown[x-1][y]
statedown[x-1][y]=0
stateright[x][y]=stateright[x][y-1]
stateright[x][y-1]=0
stateleft[x][y]=stateleft[x][y+1]
stateleft[x][y+1]=0
if x==0:
if y==0:
return [stateleft,stateup]
elif y==len(state)-1:
return [stateright,stateup]
else:
return [stateright,stateleft,stateup]
elif x==len(state)-1:
if y==0:
return [stateleft,statedown]
elif y==len(state)-1:
return [stateright,statedown]
else:
return [stateright,stateleft,statedown]
else:
return [stateright,stateleft,statedown,stateup]
print successors([[1,2,3,4],[5,6,0,8],[9,10,11,12],[13,14,15,16]])
The variables stateup statedown ...
you have defined are all shallow copies of state
. Because you have used [:]
which makes a shallow copy of the list. So changing one of them changes all of them. You need to deep copy them Using copy.deepcopy(...)
. For full explanation read this question Deep copy a list in Python
and this article http://www.python-course.eu/deep_copy.php
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