Contenu du cours

Python Ninja

1. Contrôles de Base

Première Mission Pratique. Collecter le Sushi Latéral Pratique. Collecter des Sushis en Diagonale Pratique. Contourner un Obstacle

2. Contrôles Avancés

Défi de Mouvement Pratique. Ramasser et Déplacer vers le Coin Pratique. Déplacer le Sushi au Centre de la Boîte Pratique. Choisir et Cacher le Sushi

3. Fonctions

Utilisation des Fonctions Écrire des Fonctions Pratique des Fonctions. Collecter des Pits Pratique des Fonctions. Faire des Diagonales Décomposition Pratique de la Décomposition. Collecter les Angles Pratique de Décomposition. Déplacer les Colonnes Pratique de la Décomposition. Collecter des Sections

4. Boucles

Boucles For Pratique des Boucles For Boucles While Boucles Imbriquées

5. If-Else Statements

Instructions If-Else Pratique des Instructions If-Else. Rouler le Sushi Pratique des Instructions If-Else. Vider le Stockage Pratique des Instructions If-Else. Suivez le Serpent Sushi

6. Défis

Défi : Construire la Lettre K Défi : Construire la Lettre E Défi : Traverser en Spirale Défi : Aligner Deux Colonnes

7. Lists

Introduction to Lists Changing value by index Iterating Through a List Removing item by index Removing item by value Clearing the inventory

Introduction to Lists

Python lists are like containers that can hold different items, such as numbers, words, or objects. You can create a list by enclosing items in square brackets [] and easily add new items to a list using append(), which puts them at the end.


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# Create a list with initial items
inventory = ["cat", "monkey"]

# Add a new item to the end of the list
inventory.append("dog")

# Print the updated list
print("Updated Inventory:", inventory)

Also you can remove items from the list by using pop(index). This method removes and returns the element at the specified position. If no index is specified, it removes the last item.


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# Existing list
inventory = ["cat", "dog", "chicken", "monkey"]

# Get the values
last_item = inventory.pop()
second_item = inventory.pop(1);

# Print the accessed items
print("Last item:", last_item)
print("Second item:", second_item)

# Print the updated list
print("Updated Inventory:", inventory)

In the same way, the ninja's inventory is implemented and can hold values like cat, dog, chicken, monkey, parrot, pig, etc.

You can control it using the following methods:

pick_to_inventory(index): Picks up an item and places it in the inventory at the specified index, or adds it to the end if no index is provided.
put_from_inventory(index): Takes an item from the inventory by index and places it on the map. If no index is provided, it takes the last item.

Remember that indexing in a list starts from 0, which means the index of the first element is 0, the second is 1, the third is 2, and so on.

Here is an example where the ninja collects two animals into the inventory and then places the first element back on the map.

ninja.py

Tâche

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Solution

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Section 7. Chapitre 1

ninja.py

Introduction to Lists


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# Create a list with initial items
inventory = ["cat", "monkey"]

# Add a new item to the end of the list
inventory.append("dog")

# Print the updated list
print("Updated Inventory:", inventory)

Also you can remove items from the list by using pop(index). This method removes and returns the element at the specified position. If no index is specified, it removes the last item.


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# Existing list
inventory = ["cat", "dog", "chicken", "monkey"]

# Get the values
last_item = inventory.pop()
second_item = inventory.pop(1);

# Print the accessed items
print("Last item:", last_item)
print("Second item:", second_item)

# Print the updated list
print("Updated Inventory:", inventory)

In the same way, the ninja's inventory is implemented and can hold values like cat, dog, chicken, monkey, parrot, pig, etc.

You can control it using the following methods:

pick_to_inventory(index): Picks up an item and places it in the inventory at the specified index, or adds it to the end if no index is provided.
put_from_inventory(index): Takes an item from the inventory by index and places it on the map. If no index is provided, it takes the last item.

Remember that indexing in a list starts from 0, which means the index of the first element is 0, the second is 1, the third is 2, and so on.

Here is an example where the ninja collects two animals into the inventory and then places the first element back on the map.

ninja.py

Tâche

Swipe to start coding

Solution

Passez à un bureau pour une pratique réelleContinuez d'où vous êtes en utilisant l'une des options ci-dessous

Tout était clair ?

Merci pour vos commentaires !

Section 7. Chapitre 1

Passez à un bureau pour une pratique réelleContinuez d'où vous êtes en utilisant l'une des options ci-dessous