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Bonjour,  je m'appelle Arnold et je suis en terminale s spécial ISN, je dois rendre un projet de programmation pour mai. J'ai choisi de programmer un jeu de Uno sur python cependant j'ai déjà quelques problèmes. Sur le programme ci dessous, j'ai créer ma liste de cartes et j'ai voulu créer la liste des cartes des 2 joueurs, puis une carte aléatoire est choisie pour commencer la talon.  Est ce que le code est bon pour le moment ? J'ai voulu en utilisant la fonction pop enlever de la liste des cartes les cartes distribuées (est ce que utiliser une fonction random.choice suffit elle pour faire cela?). Aidez moi s'il vous plait ! Merci

from random import choice
from random import shuffle
def Distribution(mescartes,joueur): 
    carte= choice(mescartes) 
    joueur.append(carte) 
    mescartes.remove(carte) 
cartes=["+4","+4","invV","invV","+2V","+2V","9V","8V","8V","7V","7V","6V","4V","4V","3V","3V","2V","2V","4c","4c","invJ","invJ","+2J","+2J","9J","8J","8J","7J","7J","6J","4J","4J","3J","3J","2J","2J","stopV","stopV","9V","+4","+4","invB","6V","5V","5V","9B","8B","8B","1V","1V","0V","4B","4B","3B","stopJ","stopJ","9J","4c","4c","invR","6J","5J","5J","1J","1J","0J","9R","8R","8R","4R","4R","3R","invB","+2B","+2B","stopB","stopB","9B","7B","7B","6B","6B","5B","5B","3B","2B","2B","1B","1B","0B","invR","+2R","+2","stopR","stopR","9R","7R","7R","6R","6R","5R","5R","3R","2R","2R","1R","1R","0R"] 
shuffle(cartes)

carte_joueur_1 = [cartes.pop()] 
carte_joueur_2 = [cartes.pop()] 
for i in range (7): 
    Distribution(cartes, carte_joueur_1) 
    Distribution(cartes, carte_joueur_2) 
     
print(carte_joueur_1) 
print(carte_joueur_2) 
 
talon=[cartes.pop()] 
print(talon) 

        



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yg_be · Answer

bonjour, 
moi, après avoir fait shuffle, je ne vois pas l’intérêt d'utiliser choice.
suggestion:
from random import shuffle
cartes=["+4","+4","invV","invV","+2V","+2V","9V","8V","8V","7V","7V","6V","4V","4V","3V","3V","2V","2V","4c","4c","invJ","invJ","+2J","+2J","9J","8J","8J","7J","7J","6J","4J","4J","3J","3J","2J","2J","stopV","stopV","9V","+4","+4","invB","6V","5V","5V","9B","8B","8B","1V","1V","0V","4B","4B","3B","stopJ","stopJ","9J","4c","4c","invR","6J","5J","5J","1J","1J","0J","9R","8R","8R","4R","4R","3R","invB","+2B","+2B","stopB","stopB","9B","7B","7B","6B","6B","5B","5B","3B","2B","2B","1B","1B","0B","invR","+2R","+2","stopR","stopR","9R","7R","7R","6R","6R","5R","5R","3R","2R","2R","1R","1R","0R"] 
shuffle(cartes)

carte_joueur_1=[]
carte_joueur_2=[]
for i in range (7): 
    carte_joueur_1.append(cartes.pop()) 
    carte_joueur_2.append(cartes.pop())  
     
print(carte_joueur_1) 
print(carte_joueur_2) 
 
talon=[cartes.pop()]
print(talon) 
print (cartes)
en faisant quelques exécutions, tu devrais facilement vérifier si tout se passe bien.  qu'observes-tu?

Utilisateur anonyme · Answer

https://www.regles-de-jeux.com/regle-du-uno/
Bah tu commence par créer deux tableaux un pour le joueur et un pour l'ordi, tu mets 7 cartes dans chacun, et vogue la galère...

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