Daniel Lamblin dlamblin

Sophie's Python practice games

In order to practice Python, Sophie worked on some Python that implements a game.

Deck shuffle

The first practice was to figure out how to take an ordered list of cards and shuffle that list like a deck of cards. After quickly figuring out a way to shuffle cards and then display the mixed up deck, she worked on making a guessing game out of it.

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Python repl can autocomplete object attributes/members/fields

But the default JSON parsing gives you a `dict` not an `object`

So you may have been frustrated when the Python repl and your IDEs should have autocompletion, but they simply don't autocomplete dictionary keys of a parsed json object while you're working with a novel or one off json object.

To see what I mean consider this repl session:

>>> import json
&gt;&gt;&gt; params="""{"required_jobs":["bills"],"org_name":"Bank","allocation":{"targets":[]},

	#!/usr/bin/env python
	from argparse import ArgumentParser
	from fileinput import input
	from itertools import groupby
	from json import dumps
	from typing import Generator

	"""
	The intent of this script is to convert the many versions.tf files found
	with `find . -name versions.tf` (finds 124 files in my repo) into json, so

	<html><head><link rel="canonical"
	href="https://gistpreview.github.io/?a64325011f0147a56dbc5316b6ec17c2"
	/><style>
	html , body { height: 100%; width 100%; margin: 0; display: flow-root; }
	div { margin: 1em; border: 1pt solid black; float: left; display: block;
	font: 8pt/calc(12in/70) sans-serif; text-align: center; padding: 0; }

	.ruler { background-image:
	repeating-linear-gradient(#ccc 0 0.5pt, transparent 0.5pt 100%),
	repeating-linear-gradient(90deg, #ccc 0 0.5pt, transparent 0.5pt 100%);