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scobie56
By scobie56
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so i am making a memory game in python cos im board im on the stage there you have to guess that the changed word is. i put the changed word in a venerable called "Sub". before the user enters there guess at the missing word i i make python print out the

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What's the problem?

 

And it's variable not venerable :lol:

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What's the problem?

 

And it's variable not venerable :lol:

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We don't understand what your problem is. What are you trying to accomplish, and what is actually happening when you execute the script. Also, please use code tags.

 

[ code ] stuff in python [ /code ]

 

Example: 

print 'Hello World'

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@scobie56 in python variables and functions are supposed to be named such as this: print_grid() load_words(), notice how the words are separated by underscore and not capitalised.

Also functions ideally should have two blank lines before their definition.

 

For more info: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

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