def test_players_cards_3(
self): # test that negative number of cards will cause an error.
try:
testgame2 = cardgame(500, -5)
except:
pass
else:
self.fail()
def test_players_cards_4(
self): # test that "str" amount of cards will cause an error.
try:
testgame2 = cardgame(500, "str")
except:
pass
else:
self.fail()
def test_players_cards_2(
self): # test that zero cards will cause an error.
try:
testgame2 = cardgame(500, 0)
except:
pass
else:
self.fail()
def test_players_money_4(
self): # test that when given "str" in money will cause an error.
try:
testgame2 = cardgame("str")
except:
pass
else:
self.fail()
def test_players_money_3(
self
): # test that when given negative number of money will cause an error.
try:
testgame2 = cardgame(-500)
except:
pass
else:
self.fail()
from games.cards.cardgame import cardgame
import random
import time
# creating a card game named: "war"
war = cardgame((random.randint(5000,10000)),5) # all players start with the same amount of money, randomly from 5,000-10,000)
# all players get 5 cards
for player1 in war.playerslist:
pp = war.playerslist.index(player1) + 1
player1.name = input("Enter Player "+str(pp)+" name:")
if player1.name == "": # if the user enters an empty name for the player - the default will be - "player" plus the number of the player.
player1.name = f'Player {pp}'
print("=================================================")
for pl in war.playerslist:
print(pl)
print("=================================================")
time.sleep(3)
for t in range (1,6): # the game has 5 rounds, one for each player's card.
bank = 0
roundbet = 100*t # each round - the players are betting the amount of money from their hand, depanding on the number of the round.
thisroundcards = [] # a list of the round's cards.
for pl in war.playerslist:
pl.reduceamount(roundbet)
bank = bank + roundbet
thisroundcards.append(pl.cardsinhand[0]) # moving the top card of each player to this round's cards list.
# the following code lines refrences to the __gt__ function written in the "card" module.
# deciding which card from this round's cards, is "stronger".
max1 = 0
max2 = 0
def setUp(self):
print("setUp:")
self.testgame = cardgame(1000, 5)
print("=================================================")
def test_players_money_2(
self): # test that when given zero money, will work.
testgame2 = cardgame(0)
for player in testgame2.playerslist:
self.assertTrue(player.money_amount == 0)
