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Learn Python – Code Example – BlackJack

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Learn Python – BlackJack

In this video:
– Functions
– Nested for loops
– While loops
– If statements
– Comments

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  2. dealerHand.append(myDeck.pop()) [LINE 41]
    #i dont get it this part. im having an error. "IndexError: pop from empty list"
    please help me

  4. I have a problem when I "run the module" and I have this error: myCount += int(i[1])
    ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'T'

  6. https://github.com/osk4r99/School-projekt/blob/master/blackjack/blackjack(pyqt).py
    Here is great graphical blackjack game if anyone interested

  8. Can someone please fix this im using pycharm btw

    from random import shuffle

    def deck():
    deck = []
    for suit in ['H️', '️S', 'D', 'C️']:
    for rank in ['A', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9', 'T', 'J', 'Q', 'K']:
    deck.append(suit + rank)

    shuffle(deck)

    return deck

    def pointCount(myCards):
    myCount = 0
    aceCount = 0

    for i in myCards:
    if (i[1] == 'J' or i[1] == 'Q' or i[1] == 'K' or i[1] == 'T'):
    myCount += 10
    elif (i[1] != 'A'):
    myCount += int(i[1])
    else:
    aceCount += 1

    if (aceCount == 1 and myCount >= 10):
    myCount += 11
    elif(aceCount != 0):
    myCount += 1

    return myCount

    def createPlayingHands(myDeck):
    dealerHand = []
    playerHand = []
    dealerHand.append(myDeck.pop())
    dealerHand.append(myDeck.pop())
    playerHand.append(myDeck.pop())
    playerHand.append(myDeck.pop())

    while (pointCount(dealerHand) <= 15):
    dealerHand.append(myDeck.pop())

    return [dealerHand, playerHand]

    game = ""
    myDeck = deck()
    hands = createPlayingHands(myDeck)
    dealer = hands[0]
    player = hands[1]

    while (game != "exit"):
    dealerCount = pointCount(dealer)
    playerCount = pointCount(player)

    print "Dealer has:"
    print dealer[0]

    print "Player1, you have:"
    print player

    if (playerCount == 21):
    print "You Won!"
    break
    elif (playerCount > 21):
    print "Player BUSTS with " + str(playerCount) + " points. Dealer wins."
    break
    elif (dealerCount > 21):
    print "Dealer BUSTS with " + str(playerCount) + " points. Player wins!"
    break

    game = raw_input("Stand (S) or Hit (H)? ")

    if (game == 'H'):
    player.append(myDeck.pop())
    elif (playerCount > dealerCount):
    print "Player wins with " + str(playerCount) + " points"
    print "Dealer has: " + str(dealer) + " or " + str(dealerCount) + "points"
    break
    else:
    print "Dealer wins."
    print "Dealer has: " + str(dealer) + " or " + str(dealerCount) + "points"
    break

  9. Wait I have a questions if for your assignment your not allowed to use .pop what else can you use for that?

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