#100DaysOfCode in Python Transcripts
Chapter: Days 13-15: Text-based games (and classes)
Lecture: Your turn: Day 3
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Alright third day,
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if you're not done with the first two days,
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just finish that up.
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Just get your standard 3-way
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Rock, Paper, Scissors working.
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However, if you feel like you want to like,
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take this to the next level and you got done really quickly,
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if you've got some extra time left over,
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try this 15-way Rock, Paper, Scissors.
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This diagram is actually really hard to understand,
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so I put together a battle CSV here
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that tells you if the attacker is a gun
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and the attacker attacks a dragon,
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will a gun defeat a dragon?
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Or does the dragon, over here dragon defeat a gun,
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note the dragon loses to the gun,
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but the gun defeats the dragon.
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So you can think of this like,
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sort of halfway redundant.
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You really only need half this table,
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but having that table is super helpful.
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And here's a little bit of code,
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we haven't gotten to CSVs yet,
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but here's a little bit of code that will read that in
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and you can use it to sort of parse that
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and probably build from.
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Okay, so if you're feeling super adventurous
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and you've got extra time,
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work on this Rock, Paper, Scissors 15-way,
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otherwise just build standard 3-way rock-paper-scissor
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and hope you have a lot of fun modeling these little games
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with classes.
