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Two ways to print a checkerboard
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def printboard1(chars, squares): | |
def boardchar(row, col): | |
return " X"[(row^col) & 1] | |
print "-" * (chars * squares + 2) | |
for row in range(squares): | |
contents = "".join(boardchar(row, col) * chars for col in range(squares)) | |
print ("|" + contents + "|\n") * chars, | |
print "-" * (chars * squares + 2) | |
def printboard2(chars, squares): | |
def boardchar(x, y): | |
if y in [-1, chars * squares]: | |
return "-" | |
elif x in [-1, chars * squares]: | |
return "|" | |
elif (x / chars + y / chars) % 2: | |
return "X" | |
else: | |
return " " | |
coordinatesrange = range(-1, chars * squares + 1) | |
for y in coordinatesrange: | |
print "".join(boardchar(x, y) for x in coordinatesrange) | |
print "Get ready to make your checkerboard!" | |
chars = input("Please enter characters per square: ") | |
squares = input("Please enter squares per side: ") | |
printboard1(chars, squares) | |
printboard2(chars, squares) |
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