class DieRollTest(unittest.TestCase):
"""Test the functionality of the Die class; roll function."""
def setUp(self):
self.possible_values = [1,2,3,"Dog", "Cat", "hippo"]
self.new_die = Die(self.possible_values)
print(self.shortDescription)
def tearDown(self):
del self.possible_values
del self.new_die
print("Just ran test: ")
print(self._testMethodName)
def test_roll_once(self):
"""Roll the die once and ensure the value is in possibleValues"""
self.assertIn(self.new_die.roll(), self.possible_values, "Rolled value was not in possible values of Die")
def test_rolled_value_changes(self):
"""Roll the die a number of times and make sure it changes value."""
holding_value = self.new_die.roll()
for i in range(10):
if self.new_die.roll() != holding_value:
self.assertTrue(True)
self.assertFalse(False, "Die value did not change from holding value for 10 rolls")
def test_currentValue_is_updated_to_roll_value(self):
"""Make sure that the Die's currentValue is updated to match what is rolled."""
self.new_die.currentValue
self.assertEqual(self.new_die.roll(), self.new_die.currentValue,"Current value was not different from rolled")
def __init__(self):
self.dice_a = Die([1,2,"angry",4,5,6]) #Creates dice a
self.dice_b = Die([1,2,"angry",4,5,6]) #Creates dice b
self.stage = 1
self.prompt_user()
class Angry_roll:
def __init__(self):
self.dice_a = Die([1,2,"angry",4,5,6]) #Creates dice a
self.dice_b = Die([1,2,"angry",4,5,6]) #Creates dice b
self.stage = 1
self.prompt_user()
def describe_game(self):
print("Welcome to angry dice.")
def prompt_user(self):
#Tells user to press enter to continue
input("Press Enter to begin ")
def display(self,a,b):
#Displays the sides of the die
print("You rolled:")
print(" a = [ {} ]".format(a))
print(" b = [ {} ]".format(b))
def roll_choice(self):
#Prompts user to roll dice
dice=input("Please choose which dice you'd like to roll (a or b). Type 'ab' to roll both die: ")
return dice
def roll_dice(self,a,b):
dice = self.roll_choice()
if "a" in dice:
if self.cheat(a,b,dice) == True:
b = 0
else:
a = self.dice_a.roll()
elif "b" in dice:
if self.cheat(a,b,dice) == True:
a = 0
else:
b = self.dice_b.roll()
elif "a" in dice and "b" in dice:
a = self.dice_a.roll()
b = self.dice_b.roll()
return a, b
def count_stage(self,a,b):
print("Stage {}".format(self.stage))
if (a=="angry" and b=="angry"):
print("Oh no! You've gone back to stage 1")
a,b = 0,0
return 1
else:
if self.stage == 1:
if (a == 1 and b ==2) or (b == 1 and a == 2):
print("You are in stage 2")
return 2
elif self.stage == 2:
if (a == "angry" and b == 4) or (b == "angry" and a == 4):
print("You are in stage 3")
return 3
elif self.stage == 3:
if (a == 6 and b != 5):
a = 0
return self.stage
elif (b == 6 and a != 5):
b = 0
return self.stage
elif (a == 5 and b == 6) or (b == 5 and a == 6):
return 4
return self.stage
return self.stage
def cheat(self, a,b, choice):
if self.stage == 3 and a == 6 and b != 5 and choice == "b":
print ("Cheater!")
return True
elif self.stage == 3 and b == 6 and a != 5 and choice == "a":
print ("Cheater!")
return True
#Initiates Game
def main(self):
a=0
b=0
self.describe_game()
while self.stage != 4:
#Rolls dice
a, b = self.roll_dice(a, b)
self.display(a, b)
self.stage = self.count_stage(a, b)
print("You win! calm down")
class Angry_roll:
def __init__(self):
self.dice_a = Die([1, 2, "angry", 4, 5, 6]) #Creates dice a
self.dice_b = Die([1, 2, "angry", 4, 5, 6]) #Creates dice b
self.stage = 1
self.prompt_user() #prompts user for die choice
def describe_game(self):
#Describes game
print(
"Welcome to angry dice! You will roll 2 die (dice a & dice b). You may choose to roll both die or one of the two). The goal is to move through each stage until the conditions of the last stage is met. To complete stage 1, you must roll a 1 and a 2 on the die. You may choose to 'hold' a dice and roll the other to complete the task. To complete stage 2, you must roll a 4 and an 'angry'. Be careful. If both the die have 'angry' sides, you will go back to stage 1 no matter what stage you are currently on. To complete stage 3, you must roll a 5 and a 6. Unlike the other stages however, you cannot hold a six and must reroll. You will be called a cheater and your choice will be invalid if you try to do so. Once you roll a 5 and a 6 on the final stage (stage 3), you win and will be presented with a victory message. Good luck!"
)
def prompt_user(self):
#Tells user to press enter to continue
input("Press Enter to begin ")
def display(self, a, b):
#Displays what is rolled
print("Stage {}".format(self.stage))
print("----------------")
print("You rolled:")
print(" a = [ {} ]".format(a))
print(" b = [ {} ]".format(b))
print("----------------")
def roll_choice(self):
#Prompts user to roll dice and returns choice
dice = input(
"Please choose which dice you'd like to roll (a, b). Type 'ab' or 'ba' to roll both die: "
)
return dice
def roll_condition(self, a, b, dice):
#returns roll conditions
#if player chooses a, roll a
if "a" in dice:
a = self.dice_a.roll()
#if player chooses b, roll b
if "b" in dice:
b = self.dice_b.roll()
else:
#if player doesn't input a or b, tell user they are wrong
print("That is not a valid input")
return (a, b)
def roll_dice(self, a, b):
#Gets user choice and rolls die based on it
dice = self.roll_choice() #Rolls dice and sets value to variable dice
if self.cheat(a, b, dice) == False:
a, b = self.roll_condition(a, b, dice)
return (a, b)
def count_stage(self, a, b):
#Returns the the die stage
#if both dice are angry, reset to the first stage
if (self.stage != 1 and a == "angry" and b == "angry"):
print("Oh no! You've gone back to stage 1")
return 1
else:
#if dice land on 1 and 2 on stage 1, got to stage 2
if self.stage == 1:
if (a == 1 and b == 2) or (b == 1 and a == 2):
print("You are in stage 2")
return 2
#If dice land on 3 and 4 on stage 2, go to stage 3
elif self.stage == 2:
if (a == "angry" and b == 4) or (b == "angry" and a == 4):
print("You are in stage 3")
return 3
#if dice land on 5 and 6 on stage 3, got to stage 4 for victory
elif self.stage == 3:
if (a == 5 and b == 6) or (b == 5 and a == 6):
return 4
#Returns the stage the player is on
return self.stage
def cheat(self, a, b, dice):
#Determines whether user is cheating by holding a value of 6
if (
self.stage == 3 and a == 6 and b != 5 and dice == "b"
) or self.stage == 3 and b == 6 and a != 5 and dice == "a": #Set conditions for cheating
print("Cheater!")
return True #return True if cheater
return False #return false if not cheater
#Initiates Game
def main(self):
#starts game and calls other functions
#defines initial rolls for both die
a, b = "none", "none"
#Describes game to player
self.describe_game()
#Allows player to play while stage doesn't equal 4
while self.stage != 4:
#Rolls dice
a, b = self.roll_dice(a, b)
#Displays the rolled dice
self.display(a, b)
#Increments the stage until game is won
self.stage = self.count_stage(a, b)
#Win statement
print("You win! calm down")
def setUp(self):
self.possible_values = [1, 2, 3, "Dog", "Cat", "hippo"]
self.new_die = Die(self.possible_values)
print(self.shortDescription)
def __init__(self):
self.dice_a = Die([1, 2, "angry", 4, 5, 6]) #Creates dice a
self.dice_b = Die([1, 2, "angry", 4, 5, 6]) #Creates dice b
self.stage = 1
self.prompt_user()
class Angry_roll:
def __init__(self):
self.dice_a = Die([1, 2, "angry", 4, 5, 6]) #Creates dice a
self.dice_b = Die([1, 2, "angry", 4, 5, 6]) #Creates dice b
self.stage = 1
self.prompt_user()
def describe_game(self):
print("Welcome to angry dice.")
def prompt_user(self):
#Tells user to press enter to continue
input("Press Enter to begin ")
def display(self, a, b):
#Displays the sides of the die
print("You rolled:")
print(" a = [ {} ]".format(a))
print(" b = [ {} ]".format(b))
def roll_choice(self):
#Prompts user to roll dice
dice = input(
"Please choose which dice you'd like to roll (a or b). Type 'ab' to roll both die: "
)
return dice
def roll_dice(self, a, b):
dice = self.roll_choice()
if dice == "a":
if self.cheat(a, b, dice) == True:
b = 0
else:
a = self.dice_a.roll()
elif dice == "b":
if self.cheat(a, b, dice) == True:
a = 0
else:
b = self.dice_b.roll()
elif dice == "ab":
a = self.dice_a.roll()
b = self.dice_b.roll()
return a, b
def count_stage(self, a, b):
print("Stage {}".format(self.stage))
if (a == "angry" and b == "angry"):
print("Oh no! You've gone back to stage 1")
a, b = 0, 0
return 1
else:
if self.stage == 1:
if (a == 1 and b == 2) or (b == 1 and a == 2):
print("You are in stage 2")
return 2
else:
return self.stage
elif self.stage == 2:
if (a == "angry" and b == 4) or (b == "angry" and a == 4):
print("You are in stage 3")
return 3
else:
return self.stage
elif self.stage == 3:
if (a == 6 and b != 5):
a = 0
return self.stage
elif (b == 6 and a != 5):
b = 0
return self.stage
elif (a == 5 and b == 6) or (b == 5 and a == 6):
return 4
return self.stage
else:
return self.stage
def cheat(self, a, b, choice):
if self.stage == 3 and a == 6 and b != 5 and choice == "b":
print("Cheater!")
return True
elif self.stage == 3 and b == 6 and a != 5 and choice == "a":
print("Cheater!")
return True
#Initiates Game
def start(self):
a = 0
b = 0
self.describe_game()
while self.stage != 4:
#Rolls dice
a, b = self.roll_dice(a, b)
self.display(a, b)
self.stage = self.count_stage(a, b)
print("You win! calm down")
def setUp(self):
self.possible_values = [1,2,3,"Dog", "Cat", "hippo"]
self.new_die = Die(self.possible_values)
print(self.shortDescription)
class Angry_roll:
def __init__(self):
self.dice_a = Die([1,2,"angry",4,5,6]) #Creates dice a
self.dice_b = Die([1,2,"angry",4,5,6]) #Creates dice b
self.stage = 1
self.prompt_user() #prompts user for die choice
def describe_game(self):
#Describes game
print("Welcome to angry dice! You will roll 2 die (dice a & dice b). You may choose to roll both die or one of the two). The goal is to move through each stage until the conditions of the last stage is met. To complete stage 1, you must roll a 1 and a 2 on the die. You may choose to 'hold' a dice and roll the other to complete the task. To complete stage 2, you must roll a 4 and an 'angry'. Be careful. If both the die have 'angry' sides, you will go back to stage 1 no matter what stage you are currently on. To complete stage 3, you must roll a 5 and a 6. Unlike the other stages however, you cannot hold a six and must reroll. You will be called a cheater and your choice will be invalid if you try to do so. Once you roll a 5 and a 6 on the final stage (stage 3), you win and will be presented with a victory message. Good luck!")
def prompt_user(self):
#Tells user to press enter to continue
input("Press Enter to begin ")
def display(self,a,b):
#Displays what is rolled
print("Stage {}".format(self.stage))
print("----------------")
print("You rolled:")
print(" a = [ {} ]".format(a))
print(" b = [ {} ]".format(b))
print("----------------")
def roll_choice(self):
#Prompts user to roll dice and returns choice
dice = input("Please choose which dice you'd like to roll (a, b). Type 'ab' or 'ba' to roll both die: ")
return dice
def roll_condition(self,a,b, dice):
#returns roll conditions
#if player chooses a, roll a
if "a" in dice:
a = self.dice_a.roll()
#if player chooses b, roll b
if "b" in dice:
b = self.dice_b.roll()
if "a" not in dice and "b" not in dice:
#if player doesn't input a or b, tell user they are wrong
print("That is not a valid input")
return(a, b)
def roll_dice(self,a,b):
#Gets user choice and rolls die based on it
dice = self.roll_choice() #Rolls dice and sets value to variable dice
if self.cheat(a,b,dice) == False:
a,b = self.roll_condition(a,b,dice)
return(a, b)
def count_stage(self,a,b):
#Returns the the die stage
#if both dice are angry, reset to the first stage
if (self.stage != 1 and a=="angry" and b=="angry"):
print("Oh no! You've gone back to stage 1")
return 1
else:
#if dice land on 1 and 2 on stage 1, got to stage 2
if self.stage == 1:
if (a == 1 and b ==2) or (b == 1 and a == 2):
print("You are in stage 2")
return 2
#If dice land on 3 and 4 on stage 2, go to stage 3
elif self.stage == 2:
if (a == "angry" and b == 4) or (b == "angry" and a == 4):
print("You are in stage 3")
return 3
#if dice land on 5 and 6 on stage 3, got to stage 4 for victory
elif self.stage == 3:
if (a == 5 and b == 6) or (b == 5 and a == 6):
return 4
#Returns the stage the player is on
return self.stage
def cheat(self, a,b, dice):
#Determines whether user is cheating by holding a value of 6
if (self.stage == 3 and a == 6 and b != 5 and dice == "b") or self.stage == 3 and b == 6 and a != 5 and dice == "a": #Set conditions for cheating
print ("Cheater!")
return True #return True if cheater
return False #return false if not cheater
#Initiates Game
def main(self):
#starts game and calls other functions
#defines initial rolls for both die
a, b = "none", "none"
#Describes game to player
self.describe_game()
#Allows player to play while stage doesn't equal 4
while self.stage != 4:
#Rolls dice
a, b = self.roll_dice(a, b)
#Displays the rolled dice
self.display(a, b)
#Increments the stage until game is won
self.stage = self.count_stage(a, b)
#Win statement
print("You win! calm down")