class Dealer:
def __init__(self):
#All variables and class imports are initialized here
self.player = Player()
self.pair = []
self.keep_playing = True
self.guess = ""
def play_game(self):
#This function is what starts the game and keeps looping through until the game is over.
while self.keep_playing:
self.getCards()
self.output()
def getCards(self):
#This function calls the dealCards() function in the player class which returns a list which contains two different cards between 1 and 13
self.pair = self.player.dealCards()
def output(self):
print(f"\nThe card is: {self.pair[0]}"
) #displays first card to the player
self.guess = input(
"Higher or lower? [h/l] ") #player inputs their guess
print(f"Next card was: {self.pair[1]}"
) #displays the second card to the player
points = self.player.updateScore(
self.guess
) #calls the function updateScore(guess) which returns the current score the player has, and takes their guess as a parameter
print(f"Your score is: {points}") #displays the score to the user
#This if statement checks if the score of the player is 0 or less, and if true then it changes keep_playing to false and ends the game automatically
if points <= 0:
dealer.keep_playing = False
kp = input("Keep playing? [y/n]? "
) #asks the player if they want to keep playing
#This if statement just checks if they said no, and if true then it ends the game
if kp == "n":
self.keep_playing = False
