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The first time my code loops through my nested while loop it works. But the second time it doesn't- I don't know why. Could someone tell me the reason. [CODE]m = [['__', '__', '__'],['__', '__', '__'],['__', '__', '__']] z=1 count=9 f=[0,2] from random import choice w=choice(f) from random import choice …
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I am attempting to create code where the user can alter the A elements in the list continuously. If another letter in the list is replaced however, it should ask for new input from the user, and go back to the code where the user can alter A elements in … 
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Could someone help me write code for the game of life in python 2.6. I am a beginner to programming, and I know how to use lists and have functions from a function library that include: setupgame()- which creates a grid,state=isAlive(cell), num=countNeighboursAlive(cell)in the neighbourhood, newState=decideState(state,num) stating whether the cell should …
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I want to create a list which will list coordinates on a 50 by 50 grid. I have been able to set the x-value from 0 to 49, while maintaining the y-value as 0. When I try to reset the x-value back to 0, and increment the y-value by 1- … 
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I want to create a list which will list coordinates on a 50 by 50 grid. I have been able to set the x-value from 0 to 49, while maintaining the y-value as 0. When I try to reset the x-value back to 0, and increment the y-value by 1- …
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I'm brand new to coding and python. Could someone tell me what is wrong with my code? [CODE] def getlist(): lst=[] answer1 = raw_input ("Would you like to add a number to create your mean value? y/n") if (answer1 == "y"): x = input ("Your number:") lst = lst + …
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