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Working on a little Fallout minigame in python...

I have a function called level_up that allows player to distribute skill points.

Player's current stats are stored as attributes of the player class.

I created a variable inside the level_up function that copies the player's current stats to compare against while the leveling loop is running. I did this so that the player cannot edit the stat value to be less than what it was when the level up occurred.

I initialized this variable outside of the main loop of the function in order to have it be constant, but as the player makes edits to their stats, this variable (original values) seems to be updated with the new values, instead of staying at what the values were when the level up occurred.

Example (Billy's Small Guns skill is 15 when he levels up. original_values should store that 15 was the original value. Billy adds 5 points to Small Guns, making it 20. He decides he wants to go back to 15. Should work since the original value was 15, but original_values now has Small Guns at 20, so this change can't occur).

I thought initializing original_values outside the loop is what I would need to do. Does this have something to do with the fact that I'm updating class attributes?

Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? Thank you.

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