rolla | Rolla - Tiny , fast , crash-safe embedded k/v storage engine | Database library
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rolla is a simple key/value storage engine. It aims to achieve a good balance of fast query performance, low disk space, and data safety while being stingy with memory. It was designed primarily for embedding in mobile applications.
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QUESTION
Hi I have a problem with changing the element of the second list. This program is for making bowling score chart.
I have two lists
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-18 at 17:05Error is in rollB[i] == "/"
it returns either True
or False
.The assignment symbol is =
, not ==
. The later one checks for matches. Change your code to :
QUESTION
The game is going from left to right starting with >> and moving down the rows until the end >>. Here's a picture of the board printed for reference:
I want to be able to update and print a player's position immediately after they have cast the dice.
I can't understand how I'm meant to 'limit' the position variable so that it automatically transfers to the next row when it hits the end column of one. Another thing I'm struggling with is editing the printed board because I've made it into a function so //table[pos1][0]=219 is coded out because it doesn't make sense and it does nothing as such an array doesn't exist in main.
So far I've managed to create a pseudo random dice roll along with printing the starting position board and keeping track of each roll. Just to note, 219 and 176 are characters I've used for Player1 and Player2.
I've seen solutions of this with switch() statement but I'm not too sure about it and that doesn't solve my problem with updating the board and printing new position.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 14:54This is my 'completed' version of the solution provided by @rykker. I have successfully managed to get both players going in the right direction (left-to-right instead of top-to-bottom), set up the in-game barriers, and create an end game condition that stops the game, which admittedly was not that challenging. I'm planning on updating this answer come Thursday.
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