Reinhold Birkenfeld wrote:
> rbt wrote:
>
>>What's the best way to take a string such as 'dog' and mix it up? You
>>know, like the word jumble in the papers? ODG. I thought something like
>>mix = random.shuffle('dog') would do it, but it won't. Any tips?
>
>
> py> def shuffled(s):
> ... l
rbt wrote:
> What's the best way to take a string such as 'dog' and mix it up? You
> know, like the word jumble in the papers? ODG. I thought something like
> mix = random.shuffle('dog') would do it, but it won't. Any tips?
py> def shuffled(s):
... l = list(s)
... random.shuffle(l)
...
rbt> mix = random.shuffle('dog')
Try:
lst = list('dog')
random.shuffle(lst)
print "".join(lst)
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