Peg Hole Game

[Kagome]

I'm writing a program for a class that's a game. It has ten places to put a peg, numbered 1-10. You have to roll 2 die and the summation is the number you have to work with to try and fill in the board.
So far, my program is as follows, but it's not working and if you have any hints then I would really appreciate it:

import random

#Global Constants
PEG_HOLE = 10
Pegged = "X"
list1 = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
#Functions

#Rolls 2 six sided dice and returns sum
def roll_die():
roll1 = random.randrange(1,7)
roll2 = random.randrange(1,7)
total = (roll1) + (roll2)
return total

#initial hole list
def create_peg_holes():
print("-"*40)
for n in list1:
print("(" + str(n) + ")", end="")
print("\n" +("-"*40))

#Returns a list of numbers that are free to choose
def valid_moves(pegholes):
if list1[choice] != total:
return False
elif list1[choice-1]== "X":
return False
else:
return True

def ask_number(question, low, high):
low <= choice <= high
low = 0
high = 11
while total != 0:
append.choice("X")
total -= choice
total = int(total)
return number

def enter_peg(pegholes, roll, total):
if totalPegValue <= validMoves:
validMoves[totalPegValue] = "X"
while total != 0:
total -= totalPegValue
total = int(total)
return pegholes, pegholeList, move
else:
print ("Not valid")

###############
#Main Program
total = roll_die()
pegholes = create_peg_holes()

print(pegholes, "\n")
print("You rolled a ", total, "\n")
choice = input ("What hole do you choose? ")
choice = int(choice)
#validMoves = valid_moves(pegholes)
totalPegValue = 0

while totalPegValue != total:
pegholes[choice-1] = "X"
while totalPegValue < total:
pegholes, move = enter_peg(pegholes, total, totalPegValue)
totalPegValue += move
while choice <= total:
list1 = list1[:choice-1] + ["X"] + list1[choice:]
print(pegholes)

[group256]

please put your code in (CODE) before posting it. Specially in this case, python code!!!

[Kagome]

How do I put it in (CODE)? Sorry, but this is my first time using this site.

[group256]

click on (CODE) on the icon above text area and put your code in between the code-tags.

[Kagome]

import random

#Global COnstants
PEG_HOLE = 10
Pegged = "X"
list1 = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

#Functions

#Rolls 2 six sided dice and returns sum
def roll_die():
    roll1 = random.randrange(1,7)
    roll2 = random.randrange(1,7)
    total = (roll1) + (roll2)
    return total

#initial hole list
def create_peg_holes():
    print("-"*40)
    for n in list1:
        print("(" + str(n) + ")", end="")
    print("\n" +("-"*40))

#Returns a list of numbers that are free to choose
def valid_moves(pegholes):
    if list1[choice] != total:
        return False
    elif list1[choice-1]== "X":
        return False
    else:
        return True

def ask_number(question, low, high):
    low <= choice <= high
    low = 0
    high = 11
    while total != 0:
        append.choice("X")
        total -= choice
        total = int(total)
    return number

def enter_peg(pegholes, roll, total):
    if totalPegValue <= validMoves:
        validMoves[totalPegValue] = "X"
        while total != 0:
            total -= totalPegValue
            total = int(total)
        return pegholes, pegholeList, move
    else:
        print ("Not valid")

###############
#Main Program
total = roll_die()
pegholes = create_peg_holes()
#validMoves = valid_moves(pegholes)

print(pegholes, "\n")
print("You rolled a ", total, "\n")
choice = input ("What hole do you choose? ")
choice = int(choice)
#validMoves = valid_moves(pegholes)
totalPegValue = 0
                                
#if valid_moves(pegholes) == True:
while valid_moves(pegholes):
    totalPegVale = 0
    while totalPegValue < total:
        pegholes, choice = enter_peg(pegholes, rollValue, totalPegValue)
        totalPegValue += choice
        print_peghole(pegholes)

while valid_moves(True):
    list1 = list1[:choice-1] + ["X"] + list1[choice:]
    print("-"*40)
    for n in list1:
        print("(" + str(n) + ")", end="")
    print("\n" +("-"*40))
    break

I worked on it some more, but it still isn't working correctly.

[group256]

so, let's go one by one, first

of all, line 21,

print("(" + str(n) + ")", end="")

what do you mean by end="" ???

next, line56

pegholes = create_peg_holes()

create_peg_holes() is not returning anything, what do you expect to be in pegholes variable????

[TrustyTony]

@group256: That is called print function, found in Python 3 or Python 2 by doing

from __future__ import print_function

.
http://docs.python.org/library/functions.html#print

Better way for saying the statement could be though:

print('(%s)' % n, end='')