def play_game(puzzle, view, game_type):
"""(str, str, str) -> (bool, int)
Prompt the player(s) to try to guess the puzzle. game_type is one of
pf.HUMAN, pf.HUMAN_HUMAN, or pf.HUMAN_COMPUTER.
Return whether there was a winner and the final score.
"""
player_one_score = 0
player_two_score = 0
current_player = pf.PLAYER_ONE
# The player move choice; will be one of pf.CONSONANT, pf.VOWEL,
# pf.SOLVE and pf.QUIT.
move_type = ''
# The letters that have not yet been guessed.
unguessed_consonants = pf.CONSONANTS
unguessed_vowels = pf.VOWELS
# This is None if there is no computer player.
difficulty = select_computer_difficulty(game_type)
# Note: you may find it helpful to display the solution while you
# are testing. To do this, uncomment the following line:
#print('Solution: {0}'.format(puzzle))
while not pf.game_over(puzzle, view, move_type):
quantity = 0
if current_player == pf.PLAYER_ONE:
score = player_one_score
else:
score = player_two_score
# Set up function aliases based on whether it's a human's turn or a
# computer's turn.
if is_human(current_player, game_type):
get_move = get_player_move
get_guess = get_player_guess
get_letter = get_player_letter
else:
get_move = get_computer_move
get_guess = get_computer_guess
get_letter = get_computer_letter
move_type = get_move(current_player, view, difficulty,
score, unguessed_consonants, unguessed_vowels)
if move_type == pf.SOLVE:
guess = get_guess(view)
if guess == puzzle:
newview = puzzle
score = pf.finalize_score(puzzle, view,
unguessed_consonants, score)
view = newview
else:
print("The guess '{0}' is Incorrect :-(".format(guess))
elif move_type == pf.CONSONANT or move_type == pf.VOWEL:
letter = get_letter(
unguessed_consonants, unguessed_vowels, move_type, difficulty)
quantity = puzzle.count(letter)
view = pf.update_view(puzzle, view, letter)
score = pf.calculate_score(score, quantity, move_type)
unguessed_consonants, unguessed_vowels = pf.make_guessed(
unguessed_consonants, unguessed_vowels, letter)
print('The guess was {0}, which occurs {1} time(s). '\
.format(letter,quantity), end='')
print('Your score is {0}.'.format(score))
player_one_score, player_two_score = pf.update_score(
player_one_score, player_two_score,
score, current_player)
if game_type != pf.HUMAN:
current_player = pf.next_player(current_player, quantity)
# The game is over.
display_outcome(pf.is_win(view, puzzle), score)
assert isinstance(result, tuple) \
and isinstance(result[0], str) \
and isinstance(result[1], str), \
"""pf.make_guessed should return a tuple of (str, str),
but returned {0}.""" \
.format(type(result))
# Type check pf.calculate_score
result = pf.calculate_score(4, 2, pf.CONSONANT)
assert isinstance(result, int), \
"""pf.calculate_score should return an int, but returned {0}.""" \
.format(type(result))
# Type check pf.finalize_score
result = pf.finalize_score('apple', 'a^^l^', 'ghjklpq', 4)
assert isinstance(result, int), \
"""pf.finalize_score should return an int, but returned {0}.""" \
.format(type(result))
# Type check pf.update_score
result = pf.update_score(2, 3, 4, pf.PLAYER_ONE)
assert isinstance(result, tuple) \
and isinstance(result[0], int) \
and isinstance(result[1], int), \
"""pf.update_score should return a tuple of (int, int),
but returned {0}.""" \
.format(type(result))
# Type check pf.next_player
result = pf.next_player(pf.PLAYER_ONE, 2)