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Clan slot help

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How can I change a function in clan slots?
1 character counts as 1 slot. I want 5 characters to count as 1 slot.
 
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To change a function in clan slots, you can modify the function code to account for the new slot calculation.

Assuming your original function looks like this:


Code:
def calculate_slots(string):
    return len(string)

To modify it so that 5 characters count as 1 slot, you can update the code to divide the length of the string by 5 and round up to the nearest integer:

Code:
import math

def calculate_slots(string):
    return math.ceil(len(string)/5)

In this modified version, the length of the string is divided by 5 using integer division (//) to obtain the number of 5-character blocks, and then the ceil function from the math module is used to round up to the nearest integer.

This way, for example, a string of 10 characters will now be considered as 2 slots instead of 10 slots.
 
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To change a function in clan slots, you can modify the function code to account for the new slot calculation.

Assuming your original function looks like this:


Code:
def calculate_slots(string):
    return len(string)

To modify it so that 5 characters count as 1 slot, you can update the code to divide the length of the string by 5 and round up to the nearest integer:

Code:
import math

def calculate_slots(string):
    return math.ceil(len(string)/5)

In this modified version, the length of the string is divided by 5 using integer division (//) to obtain the number of 5-character blocks, and then the ceil function from the math module is used to round up to the nearest integer.

This way, for example, a string of 10 characters will now be considered as 2 slots instead of 10 slots.


It has been attracting my attention for a long time, you are giving wrong information.
 
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