I need to loops from 0 to a var [python]

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CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for [im not sure how to only do this for (CardAmount) amount of times]

    playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

    computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

dogs is a list with 30 names and 4 attributes on each,
I need the player to be able to choose the amount of cards but for now i have to do all of them, anyone know how?

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

Possible duplicate of How to loop x amount of times based on user input
– user10455554
Nov 20 at 9:52

Use the range builtin as in for x in range(CardAmoun):.
– MisterMiyagi
Nov 20 at 9:54

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you should use lower_case_with_underscores for variable names instead of CamelCase : python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#naming-conventions
– Corentin Limier
Nov 20 at 9:57

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up vote
-5
down vote

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CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for [im not sure how to only do this for (CardAmount) amount of times]

    playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

    computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

dogs is a list with 30 names and 4 attributes on each,
I need the player to be able to choose the amount of cards but for now i have to do all of them, anyone know how?

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

Possible duplicate of How to loop x amount of times based on user input
– user10455554
Nov 20 at 9:52

Use the range builtin as in for x in range(CardAmoun):.
– MisterMiyagi
Nov 20 at 9:54

1

you should use lower_case_with_underscores for variable names instead of CamelCase : python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#naming-conventions
– Corentin Limier
Nov 20 at 9:57

add a comment |

up vote
-5
down vote

favorite

CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for [im not sure how to only do this for (CardAmount) amount of times]

    playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

    computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

dogs is a list with 30 names and 4 attributes on each,
I need the player to be able to choose the amount of cards but for now i have to do all of them, anyone know how?

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for [im not sure how to only do this for (CardAmount) amount of times]

    playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

    computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

dogs is a list with 30 names and 4 attributes on each,
I need the player to be able to choose the amount of cards but for now i have to do all of them, anyone know how?

python

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

asked Nov 20 at 9:47

Ben Goodall

Possible duplicate of How to loop x amount of times based on user input
– user10455554
Nov 20 at 9:52

Use the range builtin as in for x in range(CardAmoun):.
– MisterMiyagi
Nov 20 at 9:54

1

you should use lower_case_with_underscores for variable names instead of CamelCase : python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#naming-conventions
– Corentin Limier
Nov 20 at 9:57

add a comment |

Possible duplicate of How to loop x amount of times based on user input
– user10455554
Nov 20 at 9:52

Use the range builtin as in for x in range(CardAmoun):.
– MisterMiyagi
Nov 20 at 9:54

1

you should use lower_case_with_underscores for variable names instead of CamelCase : python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#naming-conventions
– Corentin Limier
Nov 20 at 9:57

Possible duplicate of How to loop x amount of times based on user input
– user10455554
Nov 20 at 9:52

Use the range builtin as in for x in range(CardAmoun):.
– MisterMiyagi
Nov 20 at 9:54

you should use lower_case_with_underscores for variable names instead of CamelCase : python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#naming-conventions
– Corentin Limier
Nov 20 at 9:57

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for i in range(CardAmount):

    # do stuff CardAmount times

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

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You can use the range() function. If I understand correctly, your code should be

CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for i in range(CardAmount):

       playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

       computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

For the details see the documentation.

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

dumptext.com/Vryd7IZS dumptext.com/JpWnb9fG Not sure why its saying its not defined?
– Ben Goodall
Nov 20 at 10:06

Probably because the variable is initialized inside the try statement
– Riccardo Orlando
Nov 20 at 10:14

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for i in range(CardAmount):

    # do stuff CardAmount times

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

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up vote
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for i in range(CardAmount):

    # do stuff CardAmount times

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

Maiki Bodhisattva

687

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up vote
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for i in range(CardAmount):

    # do stuff CardAmount times

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

Maiki Bodhisattva

687

for i in range(CardAmount):

    # do stuff CardAmount times

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

Maiki Bodhisattva

687

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

Maiki Bodhisattva

687

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

Maiki Bodhisattva

687

answered Nov 20 at 9:53

Maiki Bodhisattva

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up vote
0
down vote

You can use the range() function. If I understand correctly, your code should be

CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for i in range(CardAmount):

       playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

       computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

For the details see the documentation.

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

dumptext.com/Vryd7IZS dumptext.com/JpWnb9fG Not sure why its saying its not defined?
– Ben Goodall
Nov 20 at 10:06

Probably because the variable is initialized inside the try statement
– Riccardo Orlando
Nov 20 at 10:14

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You can use the range() function. If I understand correctly, your code should be

CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for i in range(CardAmount):

       playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

       computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

For the details see the documentation.

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

dumptext.com/Vryd7IZS dumptext.com/JpWnb9fG Not sure why its saying its not defined?
– Ben Goodall
Nov 20 at 10:06

Probably because the variable is initialized inside the try statement
– Riccardo Orlando
Nov 20 at 10:14

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You can use the range() function. If I understand correctly, your code should be

CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for i in range(CardAmount):

       playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

       computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

For the details see the documentation.

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

You can use the range() function. If I understand correctly, your code should be

CardAmount = input(">?")



while len(dogs) > 0:

    for i in range(CardAmount):

       playersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

       computersDeck.append(dogs.pop(0))

For the details see the documentation.

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

answered Nov 20 at 9:54

Riccardo Orlando

dumptext.com/Vryd7IZS dumptext.com/JpWnb9fG Not sure why its saying its not defined?
– Ben Goodall
Nov 20 at 10:06

Probably because the variable is initialized inside the try statement
– Riccardo Orlando
Nov 20 at 10:14

add a comment |

dumptext.com/Vryd7IZS dumptext.com/JpWnb9fG Not sure why its saying its not defined?
– Ben Goodall
Nov 20 at 10:06

Probably because the variable is initialized inside the try statement
– Riccardo Orlando
Nov 20 at 10:14

dumptext.com/Vryd7IZS dumptext.com/JpWnb9fG Not sure why its saying its not defined?
– Ben Goodall
Nov 20 at 10:06

Probably because the variable is initialized inside the try statement
– Riccardo Orlando
Nov 20 at 10:14

add a comment |

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