class ConsoleController:
def __init__(self: 'ConsoleController', number_of_cheeses: int,
number_of_stools: int) -> None:
"""
Initialize a new 'ConsoleController'.
"""
TOAHModel.__init__(self, number_of_stools)
TOAHModel.fill_first_stool(self, number_of_cheeses)
self.cheese_model = TOAHModel(number_of_stools)
self.number_of_stools = number_of_stools
self.cheese_model.fill_first_stool(number_of_cheeses)
def play_loop(self: 'ConsoleController') -> None:
'''
Console-based game.
TODO:
-Start by giving instructions about how to enter moves (which is up to
you). Be sure to provide some way of exiting the game, and indicate
that in the instructions.
-Use python's built-in function input() to read a potential move from
the user/player. You should print an error message if the input does
not meet the specifications given in your instruction or if it denotes
an invalid move (e.g. moving a cheese onto a smaller cheese).
You can print error messages from this method and/or from
ConsoleController.move; it's up to you.
-After each valid move, use the method TOAHModel.__str__ that we've
provided to print a representation of the current state of the game.
'''
instructions = input("In order to make a move, you must insert the \
initial_stool number and the final_stool number seperated by a comma. If you \
wish to exit the game, input 'exit' and answer'yes'. Press enter to begin!")
prompt = input('Your move (initial_stool, final_stool):')
while prompt != 'exit':
new_list = prompt.split(sep=',')
move_list = []
try:
int(new_list[0]) or int(new_list[1])
except ValueError:
print('Invalid entry! Try again')
prompt = input('Your move (initial_stool, final_stool):')
move_list.append(int(new_list[0]))
move_list.append(int(new_list[1]))
move(self.cheese_model, move_list[0], move_list[1])
print(self.cheese_model.__str__())
prompt = input('Your move (initial_stool, final_stool):')
else:
exit()
