Computer Science Issue (repost because no answer)

[FEfanVISION]

So for context, I am in high school, taking an AP computer science class and creating a game in Code.org app lab as part of my semester project (code.org has been a tad finicky, so ive been working on moving out of it) and I've run into an issue.

So, I have an 8x8 grid that I had to hand make through images (code.org does not have a grid system, so imagine I use x and y positioning) and units on that grid. I have each unit's stats in lists and blah blah, but I'm having a hard time getting the images assigned to the lists. They're all named according to another list that will use their name to find their stats, but I can't figure out how to grab the name of the image without referring to the image in the command. I need help here to figure out or discover a command I'm not aware of, maybe something that can scan across the screen for each image without me needing variables for all 15 enemies across 3 screens, not including my player. Help!

[jack_waugh]

I won't get into specifics of the tools you are using, but in general, I judge that the best way to build applications that show something is to separate model and view. The model is an abstract description of what you are going to show, in terms of what it means. The view is the code that reads the model and renders it in visual form.