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the problem is in the def main(): def main(): <pre><code> print ('------- ' * 4) print ('| | ' * 4) for x in range(4): print ('| ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard]+'|'), currentCard += 1 print ('| | ' * 4) print ('------- ' * 4) </code></pre> the * 4 just mean that this: <pre><code>print ('------- ' * 4) </code></pre> will become this: <pre><code>print ('------- ' + '------- ' + '------- ' + '------- ' ) </code></pre> it can also be type as: <pre><code>print ('------- ------- ------- ------- ' ) </code></pre> so. your problem is here: <pre><code> for x in range(4): print ('| ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard]+'|'), currentCard += 1 </code></pre> this would print as: <pre><code>| 7-H| | 5-H| | 7-H| | 9-H| </code></pre> you need to put it as something like this: <pre><code> print ('| ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard]+'|'+'| ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard+1]+'|'+'| ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard+2]+'|'+'| ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard+3]+'|') </code></pre> so it would print in one line like how you want it: <pre><code> | 7-H| | 5-H| | 7-H| | 9-H| </code></pre> here is the code that i clean up a little. if it work like it should, it should work: <pre><code>def main(): #sets player counters to zero, pOneCount = 0 pTwoCount = 0 #creates the deck to be put on the board gameDeck = Deck() gameDeck.gamePop() gameDeck.Shuffle() print(gameDeck._deck) currentCard = 0 for row in range(5): for card in range(0,4+i): print (' ------- ' * 4) print (' | | ' * 4) print (' | ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard]+' | '+' | ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard+1]+' | '+' | ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard+2]+' | '+' | ' +gameDeck._deck[currentCard+3]+' | ') print (' | | ' * 4) print (' ------- ' * 4) </code></pre> oh, and like John Y say (copy and paste): The main function has a dangling mystring =, which is a blatant syntax error here what i use to test, because the whole code don't work for me, i just tested the print part: <pre><code>print (' ------- ' * 4) print (' | | ' * 4) print (' | ' +"1-H"+' | '+' | ' +"2-H"+' | '+' | ' +"3-H"+' | '+' | ' +"4-H"+' | ') print (' | | ' * 4) print (' ------- ' * 4) </code></pre> that got me: <pre><code> ------- ------- ------- ------- | | | | | | | | | 1-H | | 2-H | | 3-H | | 4-H | | | | | | | | | ------- ------- ------- ------- >>> </code></pre>
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1. COLooks like OP may have been trying to use the Python 2 trailing comma on the `print` to suppress the newline, but is actually using Python 3, which doesn't work that way. (And even if he were suppressing the newline, he'd then have to issue another `print` to actually print the newline.)
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2. COwell, my print works. just tested the print part because the whole codez don't work for me, see answer
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