First off thank you to all the folks that gave input on a smallpox percolation model my students were working on last year. They won first place in the computation division at the science fair and took home the Intel Programming award. I can post or e-mail the code if anyone wants it.
This should be simple but I've haven't programmed in python since I started my new job.
I am running Python 2.4 on a Windows XP machine (my linux laptop crashed). Editing is done in Idle.
#
# Test of a room as list
# room.py
#
room = [' ', ' ', ' ', ' ',
'############',
'#.................#',
'#.................#',
'#.................#',
'#.................#',
'#####.######']
print room,
When the program runs my output is this:
>>>
[' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', '############', '#..........#', '#..........#', '############']
Why is that? I thought that adding , after the print command would allow the format to stay the same. Is there a better way of doing this (I like lists because I can edit them easily)? Thanks.
Ara
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