Game Development Reference
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>>> print "Hello",
To print something besides a newline at the end of the
print()
function in Python 3,
use the keyword argument
end
:
>>> # Python 3
>>> print("Hello", end="")
The
input()
and
raw_input()
Functions
In Python 2, the function to get input from the keyboard is
raw_input()
. In Python 3,
the
input()
function does this. You can simply rename the function wherever it appears
in your code.
>>> # Python 2
>>> name = raw_input()
>>> # Python 3
>>> name = input()
The
range()
Function's Return Value
In Python 2, the
range()
function returns an actual list with the integers. In Python 3,
the
range()
function returns a "range object". Both can be used exactly the same way in
for
loops:
>>> for i in range(10): # Works in Python 2 and
3
... print(i)
However, if you want to create an actual list of integers in Python 3, you must convert
the "range object" into a list with the
list()
function:
>>> # Python 2
>>> listOfInts = range(10)
>>> # Python 3
