So...just use the good ole (int i; i < whatever; i++) then?

Remind me to replace "whitelist" with "aryanlist" and "blacklist" with "niggerlist" just to piss these fucks off.

derp

Python FizzBuzz

def fizzbuzzer(n):
    if n % 3 == 0 and n % 5 == 0:
        return "FizzBuzz"
    elif n % 3 == 0:
        return "Fizz"
    elif n % 5 == 0:
        return "Buzz"
    else:
        return n
nums = list(range(1, 100))
for i in range(0, len(nums)):
    print(fizzbuzzer(nums[i]))

I have learned Python entirely on my own time. I think this took me about 10 minutes, maybe less, wasn't really counting.

If you can't create a scene that isn't in the global list, then one wonders what the point of the parameter is.

The point of the parameter is that pretty much everyone has told me "global vars are bad, mmkay?"

Seems a bit strange to use exception handling to know whether the command is recognized or not.

Thanks for finding that, I've been trying to get rid of them, I was mostly using them when I didn't really know any other way to fix the problem I was having at the time.

But I wasn't sure if spells were added elsewhere as well.

Unless I've misunderstood you, every single spell in the game (currently one) should be in spells.py

Also I do plan on making a simpler drug trading feature at some point

Is there an easy way to compile Python 3 to run on a calculator?

Just a small nitpick: new doesn't work in Python 3.

Oh also XP I need to add that

I'm guessing the lambdas somehow make it so I'm not just increasing the value in the dict? I tried it with a dict first, it only increased the dict value.

If someone buys me a devkit after I finish this, sure.

git bisect

Wow, that's convinced me to change how I use git.

It's several different files

Python, and I want to figure out a way to host it that's not links to multiple pastebins and not a .rar file.

I got high once and wrote a program that wrote part of itself. All it did was open a file, write a hello world program, then import itself and call the hello world function, but it was still funny as hell to me.

As someone who's been coding in Python using only standard libraries and shit I've made, how do I not become this guy when I learn to use whatever a SDK is?

shit

I might just need to figure out how I can turn my text-based rpg into something non-text-based

A tool by the Quinnspiracy

You...you know what site you're on, right?

Good point. I guess start using it when this one gets overflowed with noob questions?