How to Code PYTHON: Use *Nested for Loops* to Build a Card Playing Program смотреть онлайн

Let's get started! ??? In this video, we will write a few PYTHON ? scripts to build a program for card playing. In this program, we create one card for each combination of a suit and a rank. Instead of hard-coding all 52 values in a deck of cards, we generate a deck of cards by first creating a list of suits and a list of ranks and then using a nested for loop. We also change the order of the lists in the nested for loop to see how the output will differ. Next, we demonstrate the choice() and the choices() functions in the random module to randomly select an item or a number of items from a list. In this tutorial, you will learn some basics in less than 10 minutes!

In this video, you will learn how to:
★ 0:12 Nest for statements to create a list of every combination of two lists.
★ 4:04 Use the random module's choice() and choices() functions to select one or many items from the list.

Tips and Tricks:
► The inner for loop iterates for every item iterated in the outer for loop.
► You can create a lot of fun games with choice() and choices() functions in the random module.

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For the setup, please read the followings before you begin:
1. Download latest Python: https://www.python.org/downloads/
2. Install Python and remember to select "Add Python... to PATH" when asked.
3. Download and install latest Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/Download
4. Install the Python extension for Visual Studio Code: Go to View and select Extensions, or select the Extensions icon, then search for python.

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