PyDice is a simple dice throwing simulation (initially developed in Python) developed as a coding exercise to practice in several different formats:

• iPhoneApp/RollTheDice.xcodeproj runs an iPhone iPad & WatchKit version of PyDice
• http://ginnypx1.github.io/PyDice shows off a JavaScript/HTML web version of PyDice
• pydice.py rolls a specified number of dice directly on the command line
• tk_dice.py rolls a specified number of dice in a Tkinter widget
• tk_dice_images.py rolls a single dice in a Tkinter widget with illustrations
• tk_multi_dice.py rolls any number of die between 1-12 with images of the dice
• djdice runs a django version of PyDice, with one die

1. Clone or download my repository: $ https://github.com/ginnypx1/PyDice.git

2. Enter the "PyDice" directory: $ cd /PyDice-master/

3. To open "PyDice" in X-Code: $ open iPhoneApp/RollTheDice/RollTheDice.xcodeproj

To open PyDice on the command line: $ python3 pydice.py

To open PyDice in TKinter: $ python3 tk_dice.py

To roll a dice in TKinter with illustrations: $ python3 tk_dice_images.py

To check out PyDice on the web: http://ginnypx1.github.io/PyDice

To roll the dice on the iPhone/iPad app, either shake your device or push the "Roll the Dice" button. For the Apple Watch app, push the "Tap to Roll" button.

For the command line, TKinter and web versions, enter the number of die you'd like to roll and press "Enter".

For the TKDice with Illustrations, simply hit the "Roll" button.

The iOS version of "Roll the Dice" supports iPhone, iPad and iWatch.

The iPhone/iPad app has both UI and Unit testing and supports Accessibility.