class test_flip_current_player(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the flip_current_player() function"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print(
"Running: ",
str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " +
str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_flip_player(self):
"""Testing that flip_current_player() returns a player"""
#create a variable to hold the previous player
previous_player = self.model.player
#compare the current player to the previous player after calling the
#flip_current_player() function
self.model.flip_current_player()
self.assertNotEqual(self.model.player, previous_player)
def test_flip_returns(self):
"""Test that the flip_current_player() flips the player """
#Player 1 and Player 2 are represented by 1 and -1
#Multiplying current_player by -1 will flip them
current_player = self.model.player * -1
#after running flip_current_player function, test current player
self.assertEqual(self.model.flip_current_player(), current_player)
class test_flip_current_player(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the flip_current_player() function"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print("Running: ", str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " + str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_flip_player(self):
"""Testing that flip_current_player() returns a player"""
#create a variable to hold the previous player
previous_player = self.model.player
#compare the current player to the previous player after calling the
#flip_current_player() function
self.model.flip_current_player()
self.assertNotEqual(self.model.player, previous_player)
def test_flip_returns(self):
"""Test that the flip_current_player() flips the player """
#Player 1 and Player 2 are represented by 1 and -1
#Multiplying current_player by -1 will flip them
current_player = self.model.player * -1
#after running flip_current_player function, test current player
self.assertEqual(self.model.flip_current_player(), current_player)
def __init__(self):
"""Initializes a new game of Connect 4"""
#This holds the game's model
self.game_state = Connect_Four_Model()
#This is the current display
self.game_display = Connect_Four_View()
def __init__(self):
"""Initializes a new game of Connect 4"""
# This holds the game's model
self.game_state = Connect_Four_Model()
# This is the current display
self.game_display = Connect_Four_View()
class test_reset_game_state(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the board after a player turn updates it"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print(
"Running: ",
str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " +
str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_reset_board_state(self):
"""Testing the reset game function returns a clean board"""
#create a valid board
good_col = [-1, 1, 1, -1, 1, 1]
good_board = [
good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col,
good_col
]
empty_board = [[], [], [], [], [], [], []]
#testing that valid board == a valid board after calling the update
#board function
self.model.board = good_board
self.model.reset_state()
self.assertEqual(empty_board, self.model.board)
def test_reset_player(self):
""""""
self.model.player = 1
self.model.reset_state()
self.assertEqual(-1, self.model.player)
class test_model_board(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the get board function"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print("Running: ", str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " + str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_return_board(self):
"""Testing that get_board() returns the connect 4 board"""
self.assertEqual(self.model.get_board(), self.model.board)
class test_get_current_player(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the get_current_player() function"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print("Running: ", str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " + str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_get_player(self):
"""Testing that get_current_player() returns a player"""
self.assertEqual(self.model.get_current_player(), self.model.player)
class test_reset_game_state(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the board after a player turn updates it"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print("Running: ", str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " +
str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_reset_board_state(self):
"""Testing the reset game function returns a clean board"""
#create a valid board
good_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1]
good_board = [good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col,
good_col]
empty_board = [[],[],[],[],[],[],[]]
#testing that valid board == a valid board after calling the update
#board function
self.model.board = good_board
self.model.reset_state()
self.assertEqual(empty_board, self.model.board)
def test_reset_player(self):
""""""
self.model.player = 1
self.model.reset_state()
self.assertEqual(-1, self.model.player)
class test_get_current_player(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the get_current_player() function"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print(
"Running: ",
str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " +
str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_get_player(self):
"""Testing that get_current_player() returns a player"""
self.assertEqual(self.model.get_current_player(), self.model.player)
class Connect_Four_Controller:
"""This object controls game play for the Connect 4 game"""
def __init__(self):
"""Initializes a new game of Connect 4"""
#This holds the game's model
self.game_state = Connect_Four_Model()
#This is the current display
self.game_display = Connect_Four_View()
def handoff_board(self):
"""Hands off the board to the current player """
return self.game_state.get_board()
def play_turn(self):
"""This is where the player plays a turn"""
current_board = self.handoff_board()
now_playing = self.switch_player()
self.game_display.print_board(current_board)
self.game_display.prompt_turn(self.mask_player(now_playing))
try:
move = int(input()) - 1
except ValueError:
move = 10
while not self.check_move_validity(current_board, move):
try:
move = int(input()) - 1
except ValueError:
move = 10
current_board[move].append(now_playing)
self.game_state.update_board(current_board)
def mask_player(self, player_value):
if player_value == -1:
return "Black"
else:
return "Red"
def check_game_status(self, board):
"""Verifies if a player has won, if the game is tied, or if the
game play switches turns
:param board: A list of lists that represents the board
:return: An int, 42 means win, anything else means no winner
"""
#declare column height variables
column_height = [
len(board[0][:]),
len(board[1][:]),
len(board[2][:]),
len(board[3][:]),
len(board[4][:]),
len(board[5][:]),
len(board[6][:])
]
#check for vertical win by comparing values in each column
for count, column in enumerate(board):
if (column_height[count] >= 4 and column[0] == column[1]
and column[1] == column[2] and column[2] == column[3]):
return 42
elif (column_height[count] >= 5 and column[1] == column[2]
and column[2] == column[3] and column[3] == column[4]):
return 42
elif (column_height[count] >= 6 and column[2] == column[3]
and column[3] == column[4] and column[4] == column[5]):
return 42
#check for the correct minimum number of pieces in each column
#compare values in each adjacent column for 4 pieces in a diagonal up
for column in range(4):
if (column_height[column] >= 1 and column_height[column + 1] >= 2
and column_height[column + 2] >= 3
and column_height[column + 3] >= 4
and board[column][0] == board[column + 1][1]
and board[column + 1][1] == board[column + 2][2]
and board[column + 2][2] == board[column + 3][3]):
return 42
elif (column_height[column] >= 2 and column_height[column + 1] >= 3
and column_height[column + 2] >= 4
and column_height[column + 3] >= 5
and board[column][1] == board[column + 1][2]
and board[column + 1][2] == board[column + 2][3]
and board[column + 2][3] == board[column + 3][4]):
return 42
elif (column_height[column] >= 3 and column_height[column + 1] >= 4
and column_height[column + 2] >= 5
and column_height[column + 3] >= 6
and board[column][2] == board[column + 1][3]
and board[column + 1][3] == board[column + 2][4]
and board[column + 2][4] == board[column + 3][5]):
return 42
#check for the correct minimum number of pieces in each column
#compare values in each adjacent column for 4 pieces in a diagonal down
for column in range(4):
if (column_height[column] >= 4 and column_height[column + 1] >= 3
and column_height[column + 2] >= 2
and column_height[column + 3] >= 1
and board[column][3] == board[column + 1][2]
and board[column + 1][2] == board[column + 2][1]
and board[column + 2][1] == board[column + 3][0]):
return 42
elif (column_height[column] >= 5 and column_height[column + 1] >= 4
and column_height[column + 2] >= 3
and column_height[column + 3] >= 2
and board[column][4] == board[column + 1][3]
and board[column + 1][3] == board[column + 2][2]
and board[column + 2][2] == board[column + 3][1]):
return 42
elif (column_height[column] >= 6 and column_height[column + 1] >= 5
and column_height[column + 2] >= 4
and column_height[column + 3] >= 3
and board[column][5] == board[column + 1][4]
and board[column + 1][4] == board[column + 2][3]
and board[column + 2][3] == board[column + 3][2]):
return 42
for row in range(6):
for column in range(4):
if (column_height[column - 1] >= row
and column_height[column] >= row
and column_height[column + 1] >= row
and column_height[column + 2] >= row):
try:
if (board[column][row] == board[column + 1][row]
and board[column + 1][row]
== board[column + 2][row]
and board[column + 2][row]
== board[column + 3][row]):
return 42
except IndexError:
break
# if the sum of the values of the board == 42, the game ends in a tie
if (len(board[0][:]) + len(board[1][:]) + len(board[2][:]) +
len(board[3][:]) + len(board[4][:]) + len(board[5][:]) +
len(board[6][:]) == 42):
return 1
#if none of these conditions are true: no winner, no tie - return 0
return 0
def switch_player(self):
"""Tells the model to switch the current player"""
return self.game_state.flip_current_player()
def close_game(self):
"""Exits the game with a fond farewell """
self.game_display.print_goodbye()
exit()
def check_move_validity(self, board, move):
"""Verifies if a move is valid or invalid"""
try:
if len(board[move][:]) < 6:
return True
else:
return False
except IndexError:
return False
def check_play_again(self):
"""Asks the player if they would like to play again"""
self.game_display.prompt_play_again()
play_again_prompt = input()
if play_again_prompt == 'y':
self.game_state.reset_state()
else:
self.close_game()
def main(self):
self.game_display.print_greeting()
self.game_display.print_rules()
flag = 0
while True:
while flag == 0:
self.play_turn()
flag = self.check_game_status(self.handoff_board())
self.game_display.print_board(self.handoff_board())
if flag == 1:
self.game_display.print_tie()
elif flag == 42:
self.game_display.print_win(
self.mask_player(self.game_state.get_current_player()))
self.check_play_again()
flag = 0
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print(
"Running: ",
str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " +
str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print("Running: ", str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " + str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
class test_model_update_board(unittest.TestCase):
"""Testing the board after a player turn updates it"""
def setUp(self):
self.model = Connect_Four_Model()
print("Running: ", str(self._testMethodName) + "\n " +
str(self.shortDescription()) + "\n")
def tearDown(self):
del self.model
def test_update_good_data_board(self):
"""Testing that update_board() function updates the board when
given good data"""
#create a valid board
good_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1]
good_board = [good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col,
good_col]
#testing that valid board == a valid board after calling the update
#board function
self.model.update_board(good_board)
self.assertEqual(good_board, self.model.board)
def test_update_bad_data_board(self):
"""Testing the update_board() function when given bad column data"""
#create a valid board
good_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1]
good_board = [good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col,
good_col]
self.model.board = good_board
#create an invalid board
bad_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1]
bad_col_board = [bad_col, bad_col, bad_col, bad_col, bad_col, bad_col,
bad_col, bad_col]
#test that the update board function is not setting an invalid board
#with too many columns
self.model.update_board(bad_col_board)
self.assertEqual(good_board, self.model.board)
def test_update_bad_height_board(self):
"""Testing update_board() function does not return a board with an
extra row"""
#create a valid board
good_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1]
good_board = [good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col,
good_col]
self.model.board = good_board
#create an invalid board
bad_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1,1]
bad_col_board = [bad_col, bad_col, bad_col, bad_col, bad_col, bad_col,
bad_col]
#test that the update board function is not setting an invalid board
#with an incorrect height
self.model.update_board(bad_col_board)
self.assertEqual(good_board, self.model.board)
def test_update_bad_value_board(self):
"""Test update_board() does not create a board with bad player values
which are currently 1 and -1"""
#create a valid board
good_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1]
good_board = [good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col,
good_col]
self.model.board = good_board
#create an invalid board
bad_value = [2,2,2,2,2,2]
bad_val_board = [bad_value, bad_value, bad_value, bad_value, bad_value,
bad_value, bad_value]
#test that the update board function is not setting an invalid board
#with incorrect values
self.model.update_board(bad_val_board)
self.assertEqual(good_board, self.model.board)
def test_update_empty_board(self):
"""Test update_board() does not create a board with empty columns/
rows"""
#create a valid board
good_col = [-1,1,1,-1,1,1]
good_board = [good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col, good_col,
good_col]
self.model.board = good_board
#create an empty board
empty_board = []
#test that the update board function is not setting an invalid board
#that is empty
self.model.update_board(empty_board)
self.assertEqual(good_board, self.model.board)
class Connect_Four_Controller:
"""This object controls game play for the Connect 4 game"""
def __init__(self):
"""Initializes a new game of Connect 4"""
# This holds the game's model
self.game_state = Connect_Four_Model()
# This is the current display
self.game_display = Connect_Four_View()
def handoff_board(self):
"""Hands off the board to the current player """
return self.game_state.get_board()
def play_turn(self):
"""This is where the player plays a turn"""
current_board = self.handoff_board()
now_playing = self.switch_player()
self.game_display.print_board(current_board)
self.game_display.prompt_turn(self.mask_player(now_playing))
try:
move = int(input()) - 1
except ValueError:
move = 10
while not self.check_move_validity(current_board, move):
try:
move = int(input()) - 1
except ValueError:
move = 10
current_board[move].append(now_playing)
self.game_state.update_board(current_board)
def mask_player(self, player_value):
if player_value == -1:
return "Black"
else:
return "Red"
def check_game_status(self, board):
"""Verifies if a player has won, if the game is tied, or if the
game play switches turns
:param board: A list of lists that represents the board
:return: An int, 42 means win, anything else means no winner
"""
# declare column height variables
column_height = [
len(board[0][:]),
len(board[1][:]),
len(board[2][:]),
len(board[3][:]),
len(board[4][:]),
len(board[5][:]),
len(board[6][:]),
]
# check for vertical win by comparing values in each column
for count, column in enumerate(board):
if (
column_height[count] >= 4
and column[0] == column[1]
and column[1] == column[2]
and column[2] == column[3]
):
return 42
elif (
column_height[count] >= 5
and column[1] == column[2]
and column[2] == column[3]
and column[3] == column[4]
):
return 42
elif (
column_height[count] >= 6
and column[2] == column[3]
and column[3] == column[4]
and column[4] == column[5]
):
return 42
# check for the correct minimum number of pieces in each column
# compare values in each adjacent column for 4 pieces in a diagonal up
for column in range(4):
if (
column_height[column] >= 1
and column_height[column + 1] >= 2
and column_height[column + 2] >= 3
and column_height[column + 3] >= 4
and board[column][0] == board[column + 1][1]
and board[column + 1][1] == board[column + 2][2]
and board[column + 2][2] == board[column + 3][3]
):
return 42
elif (
column_height[column] >= 2
and column_height[column + 1] >= 3
and column_height[column + 2] >= 4
and column_height[column + 3] >= 5
and board[column][1] == board[column + 1][2]
and board[column + 1][2] == board[column + 2][3]
and board[column + 2][3] == board[column + 3][4]
):
return 42
elif (
column_height[column] >= 3
and column_height[column + 1] >= 4
and column_height[column + 2] >= 5
and column_height[column + 3] >= 6
and board[column][2] == board[column + 1][3]
and board[column + 1][3] == board[column + 2][4]
and board[column + 2][4] == board[column + 3][5]
):
return 42
# check for the correct minimum number of pieces in each column
# compare values in each adjacent column for 4 pieces in a diagonal down
for column in range(4):
if (
column_height[column] >= 4
and column_height[column + 1] >= 3
and column_height[column + 2] >= 2
and column_height[column + 3] >= 1
and board[column][3] == board[column + 1][2]
and board[column + 1][2] == board[column + 2][1]
and board[column + 2][1] == board[column + 3][0]
):
return 42
elif (
column_height[column] >= 5
and column_height[column + 1] >= 4
and column_height[column + 2] >= 3
and column_height[column + 3] >= 2
and board[column][4] == board[column + 1][3]
and board[column + 1][3] == board[column + 2][2]
and board[column + 2][2] == board[column + 3][1]
):
return 42
elif (
column_height[column] >= 6
and column_height[column + 1] >= 5
and column_height[column + 2] >= 4
and column_height[column + 3] >= 3
and board[column][5] == board[column + 1][4]
and board[column + 1][4] == board[column + 2][3]
and board[column + 2][3] == board[column + 3][2]
):
return 42
for row in range(6):
for column in range(4):
if (
column_height[column - 1] >= row
and column_height[column] >= row
and column_height[column + 1] >= row
and column_height[column + 2] >= row
):
try:
if (
board[column][row] == board[column + 1][row]
and board[column + 1][row] == board[column + 2][row]
and board[column + 2][row] == board[column + 3][row]
):
return 42
except IndexError:
break
# if the sum of the values of the board == 42, the game ends in a tie
if (
len(board[0][:])
+ len(board[1][:])
+ len(board[2][:])
+ len(board[3][:])
+ len(board[4][:])
+ len(board[5][:])
+ len(board[6][:])
== 42
):
return 1
# if none of these conditions are true: no winner, no tie - return 0
return 0
def switch_player(self):
"""Tells the model to switch the current player"""
return self.game_state.flip_current_player()
def close_game(self):
"""Exits the game with a fond farewell """
self.game_display.print_goodbye()
exit()
def check_move_validity(self, board, move):
"""Verifies if a move is valid or invalid"""
try:
if len(board[move][:]) < 6:
return True
else:
return False
except IndexError:
return False
def check_play_again(self):
"""Asks the player if they would like to play again"""
self.game_display.prompt_play_again()
play_again_prompt = input()
if play_again_prompt == "y":
self.game_state.reset_state()
else:
self.close_game()
def main(self):
self.game_display.print_greeting()
self.game_display.print_rules()
flag = 0
while True:
while flag == 0:
self.play_turn()
flag = self.check_game_status(self.handoff_board())
self.game_display.print_board(self.handoff_board())
if flag == 1:
self.game_display.print_tie()
elif flag == 42:
self.game_display.print_win(self.mask_player(self.game_state.get_current_player()))
self.check_play_again()
flag = 0
