Iterating Through a List
Iterating through a list allows you to access and process each item individually. This is useful for performing actions on all items in your inventory.
A for
loop can help you go through each item in the list.
123456# Existing list inventory = ["cat", "dog", "chicken", "monkey"] # Iterate through the inventory for item in inventory: print("Item:", item)
You can get a list of items in the inventory by writing knight.inventory.values()
. Now, instead of relying on the position on the map, you can iterate through the knight's inventory and perform actions on each element in it.
knight.py
Remember that knight.put_from_inventory()
places the last item from the inventory.
Swipe to start coding
Solution
Thanks for your feedback!
knight.py
Ask AI
Ask AI
Ask anything or try one of the suggested questions to begin our chat
Awesome!
Completion rate improved to 2.94
Iterating Through a List
Swipe to show menu
Iterating through a list allows you to access and process each item individually. This is useful for performing actions on all items in your inventory.
A for
loop can help you go through each item in the list.
123456# Existing list inventory = ["cat", "dog", "chicken", "monkey"] # Iterate through the inventory for item in inventory: print("Item:", item)
You can get a list of items in the inventory by writing knight.inventory.values()
. Now, instead of relying on the position on the map, you can iterate through the knight's inventory and perform actions on each element in it.
knight.py
Remember that knight.put_from_inventory()
places the last item from the inventory.
Swipe to start coding
Solution
Thanks for your feedback!
Awesome!
Completion rate improved to 2.94knight.py