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Today i created a simple program that simulates the Monty Hall paradox that i learned about here:

http://betterexplained.com/articles/understanding-the-monty-hall-problem/

It took me about two class periods (about an hour and a half) and helped me teach myself about using and defining functions. It was a cool project and didn't take very long to get working. I'd like to hear feedback on how i did as i am still a beginner! Here's the code:

[source lang="python"]# Monty Hall paradox game #import pygameimport random#variablesdoors = [1, 2, 3]x = random.randint(1, 3)#functiondef show():    print '================='    print '|',doors[0],'| |', doors[1],'| |',doors[2],'|'    print '================='def reveal():    if x == 1:     doors[0] = 'C'     doors[1] = 'G'     doors[2] = 'G'     show()    elif x == 2:     doors[0] = 'G'     doors[1] = 'C'     doors[2] = 'G'     show()    elif x == 3:     doors[0] = 'G'     doors[1] = 'G'     doors[2] = 'C'     show()def switch():    y = str(raw_input("Would you like to switch doors?"))    if y == 'yes':     new_pick = int(raw_input('Which door?'))     user_door = new_pick     reveal()    elif y == 'no':     reveal() show()user_door = int(raw_input('Pick a door!'))#logicif user_door == 1 and x == 3 and x != 2:    doors[1] = 'G'    show()    switch()    elif user_door == 1 and x == 2 and x != 3:    doors[2] = 'G'    show()    switch()elif user_door == 2 and x == 3 and x != 1:    doors[0] = 'G'    show()    switch()elif user_door == 2 and x == 1 and x != 3:    doors[2] = 'G'    show()    switch()elif user_door == 3 and x == 1 and x != 2:    doors[1] = 'G'    show()    switch()elif user_door == 3 and x == 2 and x != 1:    doors[0] = 'G'    show()    switch()[/source]

I have good experience in Python and Pygame so no this isnt my first programming language. I am wanting to step up to the next level and C++ is what ive thought to be the next level

I am 16 years old, am interested in learning Python along with its add on Pygame. I do know some Python and Pygame as of right now but i would like to be able to implement and learn more skills geared towards game programming. I take advanced math classes in school and learn fast.

All I am looking for really is a person to teach me things like what to use and what not to do. I am not entirely sure how we will end up communicating but i plan on us just sending code back and forth and you (my potential partner and teacher) telling me what i did wrong and what to do next.

We can work out details later on, all i need now is a confirmation.

thanks man. i didnt do this in the first place bc i thot i would have to make a new variable called player.image. i'm a bit of a noob haha. thanks for the help!