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import random as r

list = ['left','right','center']

shoot = r.choices(list)
print('python says, shoot ' + str(shoot))

How can I get it to output just left or right or center instead of ['left']

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    random.choice() w/o s. Commented Jan 7, 2022 at 7:40

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The method random.choices make multiples choice, use random.choice

import random as r

values = ['left','right','center']

shoot = r.choice(values)
print('python says, shoot', shoot)

Note

  • don't use list as variable name, that's python list constructor
  • shoot is already a string, no need of str()
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