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== Some Code to Get You Started ==
== Some Code to Get You Started ==


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#
# this is the start of a simple game on a 10 x 10 grid that let's players move around in a fairly simple way.
#
# currently, all we have is movement and updating the board. But if a student wanted to add TERRAIN, BAD GUYS, COMBAT, and maybe even BASIC AI
# that would be pretty cool, huh?
current_player_y_position = 5
current_player_x_position = 5
   
def move(direction,pos_y,pos_x):
    global current_player_x_position
    global current_player_y_position
    if direction == "up":
        if pos_y == 1:
            print("-----------------------")
            print("You cannot go that way.")
            print("-----------------------")
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...")
        else:
            print("-----------------------")
            print("You walk up one square. ")
            print("-----------------------")
            current_player_y_position = current_player_y_position - 1
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...") 
    elif direction == "right":
        if pos_x == 10:
            print("-----------------------")
            print("You cannot go that way.")
            print("-----------------------")
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...")
        else:
            print("---------------------------")
        print("You walk right one square. ")
            print("---------------------------")
            current_player_x_position = current_player_x_position +1
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...") 
    elif direction == "left":
        if pos_x == 1:
            print("-----------------------")
            print("You cannot go that way.")
            print("-----------------------")
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...")
        else:
            print("---------------------------")
        print("You walk left one square. ")
            print("---------------------------")
            current_player_x_position = current_player_x_position -1
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...")
    elif direction == "down":
        if pos_y == 10:
            print("-----------------------")
            print("You cannot go that way.")
            print("-----------------------")
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...")
        else:
            print("-----------------------")
            print("You walk down one square. ")
            print("-----------------------")
            current_player_y_position = current_player_y_position + 1
            foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...")             
    return
   
def update_board(x_position, y_position):
    if x_position == current_player_x_position and y_position == current_player_y_position:
        token = "T"
    else:
        token = "_"
    return token
def draw_board():
    y_counter = 1
    x_counter = 1
    counter_heading = 1
    print("\n")
    print(" " * 4),
    while counter_heading < 11:
        print(str(counter_heading).zfill(2) + "  "),
        counter_heading = counter_heading + 1
    print("\n")
    while y_counter < 11:
        print(str(y_counter).zfill(2) + " |"), 
        while x_counter < 11:   
            print("_" + update_board(x_counter, y_counter) + "_ |"),   
            x_counter = x_counter + 1
        print("\n")
        y_counter = y_counter + 1
        x_counter = 1
def help():
    print("\n")
    print("Type 99 to quit. Type up, down, left, right to move around.")
    print("-----------------------------------------------------------")
    foo = raw_input("Press enter to continue...")   
    return
     
def main():
    global current_player_y_position
    global current_player_x_position
    while True:
        draw_board()
        choice = raw_input("What do you want to do (type help for help) > ")
        if choice == "99":
            break
        elif choice == "help":
            help()
        elif choice == "up":
            move('up',current_player_y_position,current_player_x_position)
        elif choice == "right":
            move('right',current_player_y_position,current_player_x_position)
        elif choice == "left":
            move('left',current_player_y_position,current_player_x_position)
        elif choice == "down":
            move('down',current_player_y_position,current_player_x_position)                       
    return
main()
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== Take This Farther ==
You want to go farther?
* add color to this.
* add many types of different entities (google nethack)
* move the board to 50 x 50
* add an option to SAVE / RESTORE a game
== How you will be assessed ==
Every problem set is a formative assignment.  [[Media:Problem-setrubric.pdf|Please click here to see how you will be graded]]
== References ==
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== a slightly better approach to this... ==
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Click to see a much better (but imperfect) example
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import random
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main()                   
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== Take This Farther ==
</div>
 
You want to go farther?
 
* add color to this.
* add many types of different entities (google nethack)
* move the board to 50 x 50
* add an option to SAVE / RESTORE a game
 
== How you will be assessed ==
 
Every problem set is a formative assignment.  [[Media:Problem-setrubric.pdf|Please click here to see how you will be graded]]
 
== References ==
 
 
<references />
 
[[Category:problem set]]
[[Category:problem set]]
[[Category:python]]
[[Category:python]]
[[Category:strings]]

Revision as of 10:00, 22 March 2016

This a problem set for you to work through [1]

This is a problem set. Some of these are easy, others are far more difficult. The purpose of these problems sets are to HELP YOU THINK THROUGH problems. The solution is at the bottom of this page, but please don't look at it until you have tried (and failed) at least three or four times.

The Problem[edit]

This problem is designed to test your skill and knowledge of functions, variables and computational thinking.

You have a simple 10 x 10 grid, with your character at the center (5,5). You can move up, down, left and right. Add:

  • terrain
  • a bad guy
  • combat
  • basic AI
  • basic statistics for the bad guy (or you) like Hit Points, Armour, Power, etc...

Some Code to Get You Started[edit]

import random

grid = []


# let's make our map.We assume a 25 x 25 map

for i in range(0,625):
    grid.append(random.randrange(1,4))

# now we place the player 

grid.insert(317,5)

# and let's keep track of where the player is. 

current_player_location = 317

#
# remember we have a 25 x 25 grid, which we are representing in a simple list. 
# this means row 1 is 0 to 24, row 2 is 25 to 49, row 3 is 50 to 74, etc...
# You should remember this when you work on the move code. 
#    

def draw_board():
    row = 0
    for i in range(0,625):
        if grid[i] == 1:
            print("..."),
        elif grid[i] == 2:
            print("..."),
        elif grid[i] == 3:
            print(".*."),
        elif grid[i] == 4:
            print(".^."),
        elif grid[i] == 5:
            print("[T]"),
        else:
            print("ERR"),
        row = row + 1
        if row == 25:
            print ("\n")
            row = 0 
    return

def move(where_do_you_want_go):
    global current_player_location
    if where_do_you_want_go == "up":
        #
        # let's make sure we are not at the top row, which is 0 to 24
        #
        if grid.index(5) <=25:
            print("You can't go up anymore.")
        else:
            print("The player is at position " +  str(grid.index(5)))
            current_player_position = grid.index(5)
            grid.insert(current_player_position - 25, grid.pop(current_player_position)) 
            print("The new player is at position " +  str(grid.index(5)))      
    return
    


def main():
    while True:
        draw_board()
        choice = raw_input("What do you want to do (type help for help) > ")
        if choice == "99":
            break
        elif choice == "help":
            help()
        elif choice == "up":
             move('up')
        elif choice == "right":
             # not yet implemented!
             move('right')
        elif choice == "left":
             # not yet implemented!
             move('left')
        elif choice == "down":
            # not yet implemented!
             move('down')                     
    return

main()

Take This Farther[edit]

You want to go farther?

  • add color to this.
  • add many types of different entities (google nethack)
  • move the board to 50 x 50
  • add an option to SAVE / RESTORE a game

How you will be assessed[edit]

Every problem set is a formative assignment. Please click here to see how you will be graded

References[edit]