I got an exercise while learning python from this tutorial and I got an exercise of Snake, Water and Gun and did solve it but the program just takes an input and then stops. This is the code I am using:
import random
print("Welcome to Snake, Water or Gun!")
opts = ["Snake", "Water", "Gun"]
u_ch = input("Enter Snake, Water or Gun:")
c_ch = random.choice(opts)
chances = 10
ties = 0
u_score = 0
c_score = 0
while chances < 10:
if u_ch == "Snake" and c_ch == "Snake":
chances -= 1
ties += 1
print("It is a tie.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif u_ch == "Snake" and c_ch == "Water":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("Computer wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif u_ch == 'Snake'and c_ch == "Gun":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("You win 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if u_ch == "Water" and c_ch == "Snake":
chances -= 1
c_score += 1
print("Computer wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif c_ch == "Water":
chances -= 1
ties += 1
print("It is a tie.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if c_ch == "Gun":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("Player wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if u_ch == "Gun":
if c_ch == "Snake":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("Player wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif c_ch == "Water":
chances -= 1
c_score += 1
print("Computer wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif c_ch == "Gun":
chances -= 1
ties += 1
print("It is a tie.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if c_score > u_score:
print(f"You lose!\nComputer score:{c_score}\nYour score:{u_score}\nTies:{ties}")
if u_score > c_score:
print(f"You win!\nComputer score:{c_score}\nYour score:{u_score}\nTies:{ties}")
if c_score == u_score:
print(f"Tie!\nComputer score:{c_score}\nYour score:{u_score}\nTies:{ties}")
I am not able to understand the problem at all.
I wanted the computer to play a full game and I used the random module also but it stops after taking an input only. This is the code:
import random
print("Welcome to Snake, Water or Gun!")
opts = ["Snake", "Water", "Gun"]
u_ch = input("Enter Snake, Water or Gun:")
c_ch = random.choice(opts)
chances = 10
ties = 0
u_score = 0
c_score = 0
while chances < 10:
if u_ch == "Snake" and c_ch == "Snake":
chances -= 1
ties += 1
print("It is a tie.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif u_ch == "Snake" and c_ch == "Water":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("Computer wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif u_ch == 'Snake'and c_ch == "Gun":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("You win 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if u_ch == "Water" and c_ch == "Snake":
chances -= 1
c_score += 1
print("Computer wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif c_ch == "Water":
chances -= 1
ties += 1
print("It is a tie.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if c_ch == "Gun":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("Player wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if u_ch == "Gun":
if c_ch == "Snake":
chances -= 1
u_score += 1
print("Player wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif c_ch == "Water":
chances -= 1
c_score += 1
print("Computer wins 1 point.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
elif c_ch == "Gun":
chances -= 1
ties += 1
print("It is a tie.")
print(f"{chances} chances left.")
if c_score > u_score:
print(f"You lose!\nComputer score:{c_score}\nYour score:{u_score}\nTies:{ties}")
if u_score > c_score:
print(f"You win!\nComputer score:{c_score}\nYour score:{u_score}\nTies:{ties}")
if c_score == u_score:
print(f"Tie!\nComputer score:{c_score}\nYour score:{u_score}\nTies:{ties}")
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