bastra | A simple terminal-based bastra game

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bastra is a Scala library. bastra has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A simple terminal-based bastra game. For more information, see

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Deleting a user-defined object(a card), from a list(hand of a player) in python

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Deleting a user-defined object(a card), from a list(hand of a player) in python

Asked 2020-Feb-02 at 13:35

Sorry I'm new to python, sorry, if the question is too basic. I am trying to write a code for a card game called pishti or bastra. Shortly, two players (in my case a user and a computer) have hands consisting of 4 cards each and there are some cards in the middle one of which is on top and visible to the players (others are closed). Shortly I was able to deal cards for the user with a list of four card objects. However, after the user plays one of his/her cards, I can't remove the card from the list as it cannot be found. (I tried to use .remove() and del) However, I can access the cards with list[index] Here's my code (shortened to the parts related to this question):

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Answered 2020-Feb-02 at 13:35

.index calls the objects' __eq__ method, so you will have to implement it in Card. Otherwise the objects will be compared based on their memory addresses.

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Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60026437

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