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from random import randint
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#creating the arrays
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horses = ["Louie","Blackjack","Harry","Eric","Honey","Cassie","Ted","Reuben"]
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horse_in_stable = [False, False, False, False, False, False, False, False]
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stables = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
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guess_stables = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
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#assigning a horse to a random stable
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for empty_stable in range(0,5,1):
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  value=randint(0, 7)
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  while  horse_in_stable [value]:
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    value = randint (0,7)
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  stables[empty_stable] = value
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  horse_in_stable[value] = True
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for horse_counter in range(0,8,1):
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  print(str(horse_counter) + " " + horses[horse_counter])
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print (" ")
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print ("Input your horses in stable order")
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  #creating the input for the guesses
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all_guesses_correct = False
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goes = 0
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while not all_guesses_correct:
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  goes = goes + 1
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  guess_order = input()
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  guess_stables[0] = int(guess_order[0:1])
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  guess_stables[1] = int(guess_order[1:2])
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  guess_stables[2] = int(guess_order[2:3])
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  guess_stables[3] = int(guess_order[3:4])
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  guess_stables[4] = int(guess_order[4:5])
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#  print (" ")
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#  print (print_string)
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#  print (" ")
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#  print (" Stable 0   Stable 1   Stable 2   Stable 3   Stable 4")
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#matching the guesses with the randomly generated stables
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  print_string = " "
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  for compare_counter in range(0,5,1):
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    if stables[compare_counter] == guess_stables[compare_counter]:
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      print_string = print_string+"  [" + str(guess_stables[compare_counter]) + " " + horses[guess_stables[compare_counter]] + " ] "
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    elif guess_stables[compare_counter]  in stables:
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      print_string = print_string +" [ " + str(guess_stables[compare_counter]) + " Wrong Stable " + " ] "
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    else:
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      print_string = print_string + " [    ] "
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  print(print_string)
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  #questioning if the guesses match all the stables generated
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  if guess_stables == stables:
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    print("You got them all correct in " + str (goes) + " goes")  
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    all_guesses_correct = True

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