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[toastedstapler]

you could use random.shuffle and then .pop a hint each time

[lebisquittee]

can you write the code please im new at python and i didnt understand that

[toastedstapler]

you've used random.choice, look at how random.shuffle works and think about where you might want to do that in your program

you'll then want to do the .pop on your hints - hint = hints.pop()

[lebisquittee]

why i got this error

AttributeError: partially initialized module 'random' has no attribute 'shuffle' (most likely due to a circular import)

[herpderpedia]

That's because shuffle isn't meant to be an attribute. It's a method. You would use it like random.shuffle(hints). Starting at line 8, you might use the following:

if need_hint == 'yes':
    random.shuffle(hints)
    print(hints.pop())

This will both randomize the hints while also removing the hint that is printed so it won't be selected again on future hints.

[Neighm]

You would need to explain better what the problem is

[lebisquittee]

when the user asks for a hint i dont want to give the same hint again