def instruction_tests():
print(
"The screen will open, look to see if there is a Goals, Setup, and How to play sections, Instructions is written at the top, and the continue button is centered. Then press the continue button."
)
print
f.instructions()
test1 = raw_input(
"Was there a Goals, Setup, and How to play section? (y/n): ")
test2 = raw_input("Was instructions written at the top? (y/n): ")
test3 = raw_input("Was the continue button centered? (y/n): ")
print
print("Instruction screen tests:")
if test1 == "y":
print("Test 1: PASS")
else:
print("Test 1: FAIL")
if test2 == "y":
print("Test 2: PASS")
else:
print("Test 2: FAIL")
if test3 == "y":
print("Test 3: PASS")
else:
print("Test 3: FAIL")
print
def main():
import functions
print("\n")
welcomeChoice = functions.welcome()
# used for functions that need to return multiple variables
boardProp = {"rows": 0, "columns": 0, "bombs": 0}
# set size of board if new game
if welcomeChoice == 1:
functions.setSize(boardProp)
# load existing game board if loading saved game
else:
# get row and column info from file
# savegame is file info without row, column, and bomb info
savegame = functions.get_array_info(boardProp)
# if there is no file to load from, end program
if savegame == 0:
return 0
# transfer dictionary values into variables
rows = boardProp["rows"]
columns = boardProp["columns"]
bombs = boardProp["bombs"]
# display board specs
print("\nYour Game Board Has:")
print("-", rows, "rows")
print("-", columns, "columns")
print("-", bombs, "bombs")
# ask where game board should be displayed
display = functions.display_choice()
# ask if you would like it in color if displayed in terminal
if display == 2:
color = functions.ask_color()
# initialize 2D lists
answerArray = []
gameArray = []
# fill answerArray with data from file if choosing to load game
if welcomeChoice == 2:
fail = functions.load_game(answerArray, gameArray, rows, columns,
savegame)
if fail == 0:
return 0
# export answer game array
functions.output_answerArray(answerArray, rows, columns)
# fill gameArray if choosing to create new game
if welcomeChoice == 1:
functions.make_gameArray(gameArray, rows, columns)
# export gameArray
functions.output_gameArray(gameArray, rows, columns)
# Explain where gameboard is and prompt input
functions.instructions(display)
# display gameArray if chosen
if display == 2:
functions.display_gameArray(gameArray, rows, columns, color)
notDone = True # used to continue through game play loop
i = 1 # used as counter to only create answer board the first time
# increment counter if game was loaded
if welcomeChoice == 2:
i += 1
# initialize dictionary for user guess input
guessInput = {
"r": 0, # used to store row number for guess
"c": 0, # used to store column number for guess
"action": "E"
} # used to store action (flag or uncover)
# main loop for gameplay
while notDone:
# display that 'u' must be chosen on first turn
if i == 1 and welcomeChoice == 1:
print("You must uncover a cell on your first turn.\n")
# get coordinate input
functions.getCoordinates(gameArray, guessInput, rows, columns, i,
welcomeChoice)
if DEBUG:
print("left function")
# extract values from dictionary
r = guessInput["r"]
c = guessInput["c"]
action = guessInput["action"]
if DEBUG:
print("action out of function:", action)
# save game if requested
if action == "s":
functions.save_game(answerArray, gameArray, rows, columns, bombs)
if DEBUG:
print("hit save game if statement")
# output goodbye message
print("\n")
print("Have a nice day!")
print("Your progress is saved in \"savegame.txt\".")
return 0
# quit without saving if requested
if action == "q":
print("\n")
print("Have a nice day!")
print("Progress was not saved.")
return 0
# fill answerArray only if first time through loop and user
# chooses to create new game
if i == 1 and welcomeChoice == 1:
# fill answerArray based on coordinate input
functions.make_answerArray(answerArray, rows, columns, r, c, bombs)
# export answerARray to external file for reference
functions.output_answerArray(answerArray, rows, columns)
# update gameboard based off answer gameboard
loss = functions.update_gameArray(answerArray, gameArray, rows,
columns, r, c, action)
# export gameArray after update
functions.output_gameArray(gameArray, rows, columns)
if display == 2:
print("\n")
functions.display_gameArray(gameArray, rows, columns, color)
# if loss
if loss:
print("\n")
print("BOOM!! You uncovered a bomb! You lose!")
print("'X' marks where the bombs were.")
print("Thanks for playing!")
return 0
# check for victory
if functions.check_victory(answerArray, gameArray, rows, columns):
print("\nCongratulations!! You win!!")
return 0
# increment counter
i += 1
return 0
import sys
import time
from colorama import Fore, init
import functions as f
from views import View
from views import ChooseOptions
init(autoreset=True)
if "--help" in sys.argv:
f.instructions()
time.sleep(10)
else:
pass
print(40 * "*")
print(Fore.GREEN +
"""Welcome to the Website Availability Python Terminal Application!""")
print(40 * "*")
while True:
website_address = input("Which website would you like to check? \n")
get_new_website = View(website_address)
new_website = get_new_website.get_website()
print("*" * 40)
print(new_website[1])
print("*" * 40)
if new_website[0] is True:
break
elif new_website[0] is False:
continue
import sys
reset_input = True
user_input = 0
content = True
biblioteca = open('biblioteca.json', 'r+', encoding='utf-8', errors='ignore')
print("--------------### OLÁ ###---------------")
print("Digite 'exit' para fechar")
help_run = input("Gostaria de ler as instruções? [s/n]\n")
while reset_input:
if 's' in help_run.lower():
reset_input = False
functions.instructions()
while content:
print('''[ 1 ] Oque é diretório?
[ 2 ] Como achar o diretório que eu desejo?
[ 3 ] Por que este programa existe?
[ 4 ] OK (sair das instruções)
--USE SOMENTE OS NÚMEROS PARA REPRESENTAR SUA DÚVIDA.''')
nmr = input("Oque desejas saber? \n")
if nmr == '1':
print(
"Diretório é o local onde o arquivo original esta instalado no seu computador ou o "
"endereço do seu site\n")
elif nmr == '2':
print(
"Para saber o diretório do arquivo que você deseja, clique com o botão direito do"
" mouse\n"