elife | Frontend Framework library

I am making a simple variation of space invaders using pygame. Here is some working code:

There are many questions similar to this, but they all (that I have seen) are interested in sorting and counting repeated strings from the first line of data. In my case I need to leave the first line intact and on top, while calling sort | uniq -c for all the following lines. I have gotten to the sorting part, the only part I'm stuck with is the uniq -c one. I've tried pipes, calling system("uniq -c"), other combinations of system(...), but nothing seems to work. My current line of commands looks like this, but it only gets to the sorting part:

myProgram input_file other_input_file | awk 'NR<2{print $0;next}{print $0 | "sort"}'

and from this I get:

There are a number of Python programs around for playing the classical 'Game of Life', and most of them offer nice graphic animations which allow one to follow the fantastic patterns emerging from the game. Such programs are fine for interactive use on a computer, but I have found very difficult to find one that provides static graphic output intended for printed pages (like those displayed in the 1970 article by Martin Gardner which presented the Game of Life to the world: The fantastic combinations of John Conway's new solitaire game "life"). There are many programs that offer text-based output of Life patterns, but I have not found any one capable of doing the same thing with Matplolib graphics. So, I started writing one, as shown in the code below:

I tried running this program that I made but it kept having the message "SyntaxError, EOL while scanning string literal

import random import math

def RoTMG_HP_Function () : initial = 0 for x in range (19) : initial += (random.randint(-5, 5)) return initial

'''print(RoTMG_HP_Function())'''

def Roll_Simulator(x): x = int(input("enter number of simulations.")) RollsList = [] for i in range (x): RollsList.append(str(RoTMG_HP_Function()))