import sys playercords = [10, 10] for a in range(10): for b in range(20): if(playercords[0] == a and playercords[1] == b): sys.stdout.write("A") else: sys.stdout.write("#") print("")

It is necessary that at a certain moment the symbol A is output, but only this is output:

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    playercords [0] == a - always false, like the second. range (10) returns integers from 0 to 9 inclusive - MaxU
  • in general, everything is correct. you have a problem in the first cycle: a list is generated from 0 to 9, 10 is not inclusive. either increase the generator for the first cycle, or lower the first number in playercords - Konstantin Kozlenko
  • sys.stdout.write("A") -> print("A", end='') , print("") -> print() , if(playercords[0] == a and playercords[1] == b): -> if playercords[0] == a and playercords[1] == b: - gil9red

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If in your code to increase the size of the field in the line for a in range(11): from 10 to 11, then player A will appear:

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