Example #1
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def main():
    player_first = ''
    player_second = ''
    print("Меню".center(32, '*'))
    print("1. знакомится с правилами игры")
    print("2. Играть с другим человеком")
    print("3. Играть с роботом")
    print("4. посмотреть игру двух роботов")
    print("5. Для выхода из программы нажмите '-1' ")
    while True:
        choice_you = choice()
        if choice_you == 1:
            with open("tictactoe/rules_of_the_game", "r", encoding='utf-8') as file:
                rules_the_game = file.read()
                print(rules_the_game)
                return 0
        elif choice_you == 2:
            player_first, player_second = main_human()
        elif choice_you == -1:
            return 0
        elif choice_you == 3:
            player_first, player_second = main_robotic_human()
        elif choice_you == 4:
            player_first, player_second = main_robotic()
        game = Game(player_one=player_first, player_two=player_second)
        game.run()
Example #2
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def main_human():
    game = Game(players=[
        HumanPlayer(name="Fedor", symbol_class=X),
        HumanPlayer(name="Julia", symbol_class=O),
    ])
    Game(players="Bentsi")
    game.run()
Example #3
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 def test_run_3(self):
     input_stream = StringIO(
         'John Doe\nMichael Doe\n2\n6\n2\n8\n5\n4\n7\n3\n1\n9\n')
     output_stream = StringIO()
     game = Game(input_stream=input_stream, output_stream=output_stream)
     output_stream.truncate(0)
     output_stream.seek(0)
     game.run()
     with open(join(dirname(__file__), 'sample2.txt')) as file:
         sample = file.read()
     self.assertEqual(output_stream.getvalue(), sample)
Example #4
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 def test_run_2(self):
     input_stream = StringIO('John Doe\nMichael Doe\n2\n1')
     output_stream = StringIO()
     game = Game(n=1,
                 input_stream=input_stream,
                 output_stream=output_stream)
     output_stream.truncate(0)
     output_stream.seek(0)
     game.run()
     self.assertEqual(
         output_stream.getvalue(),
         ' 1 \n\n' + 'John Doe, choose a box to place an \'X\' into:\n>> \n'
         'That is not a valid box.\n'
         'John Doe, choose a box to place an \'X\' into:\n>> \n\n'
         ' X \n\n' + 'Congratulations John Doe! You have won.\n')
Example #5
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def main():
    print("pycrosses, v1.0")
    try:
        while True:
            while True:
                try:
                    human_players = int(input("How many human players? [2]> "))
                    human_players = human_players if human_players <= 2 else 2
                    break
                except ValueError:
                    print("Not a number")

            player_names = [
                input(f"Enter player {i + 1} name> ")
                for i in range(human_players)
            ]

            game = Game(players=[])
            symbols = cycle([X, O])
            for v in player_names:
                game.add_player(HumanPlayer(name=v,
                                            symbol_class=next(symbols)))

            for _ in range(2 - human_players):
                game.add_player(
                    RoboticPlayer(symbol_class=next(symbols), gamestate=game))

            game.run()
            answer = input("Play again? y/n> ")
            if (answer == 'y'):
                continue
            break
    except EOFError:
        exit(1)
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        exit(1)
Example #6
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def main():
    player_first = ""
    player_second = ""
    print("Menu".center(32, ' '))
    print("1. Check rules of the game" + "\n" + "2. Human VS Human" + "\n" +
          "3. Human VS Robot" + "\n" + "4. Robot VS Robot" + "\n" +
          "5. To exist the game push the '5' ")
    while True:
        your_choice = choice()
        if your_choice == 1:
            with open("rules_of_the_game.txt", "r", encoding='utf-8') as f:
                rules_of_the_game = f.read()
                print(rules_of_the_game)
                return main()
        elif your_choice == 2:
            player_first, player_second = main_human()
        elif your_choice == 3:
            player_first, player_second = main_robot_human()
        elif your_choice == 4:
            player_first, player_second = main_robots()
        elif your_choice == 5:
            return 0
        game = Game(player_one=player_first, player_two=player_second)
        game.run()
Example #7
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def main_robotic_human():
    game = Game(players=[
        HumanPlayer(name="Fedor", symbol_class=X),
    ])
    game.add_player(RoboticPlayer(symbol_class=O, gamestate=game))
    game.run()
Example #8
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def main_robotic():
    game = Game(players=[])
    game.add_player(RoboticPlayer(symbol_class=X, gamestate=game))
    game.add_player(RoboticPlayer(symbol_class=O, gamestate=game))
    game.run()