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Obviously, here is the initial code for this blackjack game. and in order for me to feel confident in this game I need to have an error check to make sure that there are at least 7 cards per player. And I have to do this in the second part …
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So this is my original code. [CODE] import random hints = {"python" : "A program", "jumble" : "The act of mixing up", "easy" : "Facil is to Spanish as ____ is to English", "difficult" : "Not eaay, but ____", "answer" : "To ____ a question.", "xylophone" : "An instrument. Also …
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Okay. So I'm writing this snakes and ladders game, and I want to be able to save the scores, but the try/except method seems to be giving me trouble. I feel like it has something to do with the fact that I'm not writing, just reading. But I'm not sure …
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This is basically what I have. I've commented out all the places where I know what to do, but not how to do it. PEG_HOLE = 10 PEGGED = "X" ##################### # Functions you need to fill out def roll_die(): # This function will simulate rolling two six sided dice … 
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