@FloCal35 .upper is also an option

@FloCal35 I mean .upper()

@PyCoder01 .upper sucks

@NoNameByProgram nope

I use .upper() @NoNameByProgram

@FloCal35 YES

thanks for the tip :)@FloCal35

@FloCal35 I did the same in my game which is oddly similar to this one lol.

@NoNameByProgram

i agree

im a co creator of this he asked me to ask you to invite him to your game as he can not talk :)@qwertyuiop1111

@brendanryba1 Thank you kind sir. Tell thanks to the main creator.

@brendanryba1 I added him btw.

and if you need extra set of hands im here :)@qwertyuiop1111

thanks mate. @brendanryba1

@brendanryba1
Please don't forget to tell Jackson my discord. Its qwertyuiop#8145, and you can friend me too :)

i don't know if he has discord but i could ask and [email protected]

@brendanryba1
I love this. It's great and I need to use some of your code. I'm a noob and I have a massive project from my learning institute which if I don't do, there will be no more proof that I've been in any school for the past 9 years. So I need to take some of your code and reshape to mine. By that, I mean I'm going to leave your defs and your clear()s but change virtually everything else. I'd like to know if that's okay. He'll get his due credit. Is that okay?

you have a green :) @TheRealJarTroll

@brendanryba1 Thanks a lot! I can't describe how relieved I feel seeing that.

@brendanryba1 Wanna code?

@PyCoder01 No need to be such a downer >:(

@PyCoder01 yea pycoder

@HYPR if you wanna clear the terminal, import replit as repl
then use repl.clear()

@2plus2is4hoi there are also some vanilla ways of doing that, such as making a function

from os import system, name 
  
# import sleep to show output for some time period 
from time import sleep 
  
# define our clear function 
def clear(): 
  
    # for windows 
    if name == 'nt': 
        _ = system('cls') 
  
    # for mac and linux(here, os.name is 'posix') 
    else: 
        _ = system('clear') 
  
# print out some text 
print('hello geeks\n'*10) 
  
# sleep for 2 seconds after printing output 
sleep(2) 
  
# now call function we defined above 
clear() 

@HYPR I'm not a downer. I'm suggesting something LOL.

@SqueezyS The most basic way to clear is-
from os import system
#Command to clear screen
system('clear')

@PyCoder01

Right, the one i showed you was meant to be for both windows and other platforms

@SqueezyS replit runs on linux

@PyCoder01

yes, i know that. I was saying that the example was for all operating systems that use a command prompt or a form of bash

@SqueezyS like windows, linux, macos

@PyCoder01 ACTUALLY the most basic way is:

print('\n' * 1000)

@TommyVictory lol no dum dum. If you do that your thing will print at the bottom.

@TommyVictory and replit runs not linux not windows LOL.

@PyCoder01 As I said. Basic

@TommyVictory O yeah. Also the creator will get banned off repl talk cause he's under 13 https://storage.googleapis.com/replit/images/1610074715837_6b468921c432d9aabf2a8e47c9da0f57.png

@TommyVictory

ACTUALLY the most basic way is:
print('\n' * 1000)

haha, (no os) (still not so basic tho):

import sys
import time

def clear():

    sys.stdout.write('\x1b[1A')

    sys.stdout.write('\x1b[2K')


########## FOR DEMO ################
if __name__ == "__main__":
    print("this line will be cleared after 2 seconds")
    time.sleep(2)
    clear()

@PyCoder01
i personally think this is the most basic way to clear the console:
@TommyVictory

import time
print("hi")
time.sleep(1)
print('\033c')

he's only a beginner @PyCoder01

I used to have a way to clear the screen but I forgot what it was... Maybe

import os
os.clear()

?? Also if you print 100 lines on slow systems that could crash the system...I think @ridark

I remember what it was, you can just type exit() and that works... at least for me. @ridark

@Whippingdot

Also if you print 100 lines on slow systems that could crash the system...I think

wdym?
but yes that is true

@Whippingdot For me, its os.system("clear").

@ReyesP For stopping I just import sys and sys.exit().

@PyCoder01 Oh ffs name one person who follows that rule

@PyCoder01 stop hate commenting
its a waste of time

@PyCoder01 Pygame is impossible to use in repl.it

@PyCoder01 yes

It worked bruh... You blind?? It is supposed to say that, if it was an error it would give an error. exit() worked in the pic. @ridark

@PyCoder01 hate comments are a waste of time.

@PyCoder01 but that doesnt stop you!

@PyCoder01 Only early 80's kids remember when terminal games were pretty much the only game.

@PyCoder01 honestly what is with you?

@gjirtngisnt again, love the game, just a suggestion :)

thank you for the positivity from the creator and delivered by co creator @Lenora

thank you for letting us know sincerely jackson and brendan @NoahSeiffert

could you tell me the what does it say the problem [email protected]

@brendanryba1 yup, ya know when it says what difficulty do you want? i typed it in and then it does nothing.

i will fix the problem thanks for the feed [email protected]

thanks for the pointer and we fixed it thanks to you:)@TheCheeseCoder

@PyCoder01 He doesn't state his age, how can you tell?

elementary school @RowanFromBJC

@PyCoder01 dont be a @#!##[email protected]

it was a typo and we didn't notice it until you got him [email protected]

@Whippingdot Oh, I see.

@PyCoder01

#Thank you so much for 30 upvotes! This is my first big coding project and im glad so many people like it! also i hate you pycoder1 all i wanted to do was code but now youve banned me and I can't reply to any of my comments for three years because of you.

@brendanryba1 @RowanFromBJC he can easily be unbanned by simply emailing [email protected] to appeal as it says. I assume you know them as you are speaking on their behalf so would you please tell them that.

ok thxs :)@CodingCactus

@CodingCactus I don't really know anyone on repl.it irl