Help with a short game code

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We can’t use method remove() when using an “enhanced” for ( : ) {} style!

Use a vanilla for ( ; ; ) {} style instead. Preferably, w/ backwards iteration:

[SOLVED] Py.processing bullet and enemy collision

@solub, your solution is buggy! When we delete an item from a list, all elements w/ a higher index than the deleted item got their indices subtracted by 1! They’re left-shifted, and therefore, the next iteration skips an item; which now got the same index as the just deleted item. You can see that bug in this sample loop below: : nums = list(range(10)) # [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] for n in nums: print n nums.remove(n) print nums # [1, …