My problem is similar to this one: Python if-elif statements order but the answer is:
directions = []
if <the obstacle has a free tile on its RIGHT>:
directions.append(move_right)
if <the obstacle has a free tile on its LEFT>:
directions.append(move_left)
if not directions:
stop()
else:
random.choice(directions)()
Now, my question is how do you input if statements into a list direction=[] ? Is it a valid data type?
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