turtle.shape(image)
screen.setup(width=725, height=491)
correct_answer_count = 0
correct_answers = []
input_box_title = "Guess the State"
states_data = pandas.read_csv("50_states.csv")
all_states = states_data.state.tolist()
while correct_answer_count != 50:
answer_state = screen.textinput(
title=input_box_title, prompt="What's another state's name?").title()
# print(states_data.state)
# print(answer_state in states_data.state.tolist())
if answer_state == "Exit":
missing_states = [
state for state in all_states if state not in correct_answers
]
missing_states_df = pandas.DataFrame(missing_states)
missing_states_df.to_csv("missing_states.csv")
break
if answer_state in all_states:
state_name = StateName()
state_x = int(states_data[states_data.state == answer_state].x)
state_y = int(states_data[states_data.state == answer_state].y)
state_name.update_state_name(answer_state, state_x, state_y)
if answer_state not in correct_answers:
correct_answer_count += 1
correct_answers.append(answer_state)
input_box_title = f"{correct_answer_count}/50 States Correct"
y = -y
q0 = q0_r0 + q0_r1 + sum(q0_spheres, []) + sum(q0_cylinders, [])
if args.display:
v(q0)
# List of nodes composing the assembly sequence
nodes = list()
# List of rules that define all the nodes
rules = list()
# List of grasps for each node. From any node to the next one, one grasp is
# added or removed
grasps = set()
# list of nodes that are explored to cross each edge
exploreNodes = list()
nodes.append(StateName(grasps))
rules.append(makeRule(grasps=grasps))
# grasp sphere0
grasps.add(('r0/gripper', 'sphere0/handle'))
nodes.append(StateName(grasps))
rules.append(makeRule(grasps=grasps))
exploreNodes.append(nodes[-2])
# grasp cylinder0
grasps.add(('r1/gripper', 'cylinder0/handle'))
nodes.append(StateName(grasps))
rules.append(makeRule(grasps=grasps))
exploreNodes.append(nodes[-2])
# assemble cylinder0 and sphere0
grasps.add(('cylinder0/magnet0', 'sphere0/magnet'))
def getState(cg, nodeName):
for n in cg.nodes:
if StateName(n) == nodeName: return n
raise KeyError(nodeName)