Simple python jeu du pendu

Je vais avoir un peu de mal avec mon python bourreau de jeu. Je crois que j'ai les mécanismes de bas pour la plupart (pas 100% confiance) mais j'ai un peu de problèmes quand il s'agit de l'impression du conseil d'administration chaque fois que l'utilisateur entre dans une lettre. Il est censé trouver le répertoire où est stocké, puis aller à l'index et de le remplacer avec de l'deviné lettre. Pour le moment, il ne se substitue pas à la lettre et quand il réimpressions le conseil d'administration après l'aurez deviné lettre qu'il ne cesse de l'ajout de plus d'étoiles à la fin. Par exemple, si le mot est en 6 lettres il imprime 6 étoiles. Lorsque vous deviner une lettre, il réimpressions le conseil d'administration avec 12 étoiles et ainsi de suite. Comment puis-je faire remplacer la lettre quand il est dans la parole et l'impression que même avec cette lettre remplie. Aussi quand le jeu est terminé comment puis-je l'invite à entrer s'ils veulent continuer à jouer et de la boucle de l'ensemble du jeu, une fois de plus? Le code est ci-dessous:

import random
listOfWords = ("hangman", "chairs", "backpack", "bodywash", "clothing", "computer", "python", "program", "glasses", "sweatshirt", "sweatpants", "mattress", "friends", "clocks", "biology", "algebra", "suitcase", "knives", "ninjas", "shampoo")
randomNumber = random.randint(0, len(listOfWords) - 1)
guessWord = listOfWords[randomNumber]
theBoard = []
wrong = []
guessedLetter = int(0)
#Will create the board using a new list and replace them with stars
def makeBoard(word):
for x in word: #will go through the number of letters in the word that is chosen and for each letter will append a star into theBoard list
theBoard.append('*') 
return ''.join(theBoard) #Will print the list without having the [] and the commas
def guessing(letter): #This is for guessing the letters
win = int(0) #Will be used to see if the user wins
count = int(0) #Will be used to replace the star with a letter
if letter.lower() in guessWord: # converts to lowercase and goes through the word 
guessedLetter = guessWord.index(letter) #create a variable called guessedLetter that will take the index of the letter guessed by the user
while (count != guessedLetter): #while loop to look for the index of the guessed letter
count += 1
if (count == guessedLetter): # will go into the board and replace the desired index with the letter if it matches
theBoard[count] = letter
for x in theBoard: # loop to go through theBoard to see if any '*' are there. If none are found it will say you win
if (x != '*'):
win += 1
if (win == len(theBoard)):
print("You win!")
def main():
print(guessWord) 
level = input("Enter a difficulty level: ")
print("The word is: " + makeBoard(guessWord))
if (level == '1'):
print("You have selected the easy difficulty.")
while (len(wrong) != 9):
userGuess = input("Enter in the letter you want to guess: ")
guessing(userGuess)
if userGuess not in guessWord:
wrong.append(userGuess)
print("You have " + str(len(wrong)) + " guesses. Guessed letters: " + str(wrong))
if (len(wrong) == 9):
level = input("You have lost. If you would like to play again then enter in the difficulty level, or 4 to exit")
if (level != 4):
randomNewNumber = random.randint(0, len(listOfWords) - 1)
guessNewWord = listOfWords[randomNewNumber]
if (level == 4):
sys.exit(0)
if (level == '2'):
print("You have selected the medium difficulty.")
print("The word is: " + makeBoard(guessWord))
while (len(wrong) != 7):
userGuess = input("Enter in the letter you want to guess: ")
guessing(userGuess)
if userGuess not in guessWord:
wrong.append(userGuess)
print("You have " + str(len(wrong)) + " guesses. Guessed letters: " + str(wrong))
if (level == '3'):
print("You have selected the hard difficulty.")
print("The word is: " + makeBoard(guessWord))
while (len(wrong) != 5):
userGuess = input("Enter in the letter you want to guess: ")
guessing(userGuess)
if userGuess not in guessWord:
wrong.append(userGuess)
print("You have " + str(len(wrong)) + " guesses. Guessed letters: " + str(wrong))
main()

EDIT: j'ai résolu le problème à ce sujet l'affichage avec la bonne lettre, sauf pour la première. Exemple si le mot est python il arrive que *ython même si vous devinez la p il ne s'affiche pas. Voici le code qui ne le remplacement de:

def guessing(letter): #This is for guessing the letters
win = int(0) #Will be used to see if the user wins
count = int(0) #Will be used to replace the star with a letter
guessedLetter = guessWord.index(letter) #create a variable called guessedLetter that will take the index of the letter guessed by the user
if letter.lower() in guessWord: # converts to lowercase and goes through the word 
while (count != guessedLetter): #while loop to look for the index of the guessed letter
count = count + 1
if (count == guessedLetter): # will go into the board and replace the desired index with the letter if it matches
theBoard[count] = letter
print("The word is: " + ''.join(theBoard))
for x in theBoard: # loop to go through theBoard to see if any '*' are there. If none are found it will say you win
if (x != '*'):
win += 1
if (win == len(theBoard)):
print("You win!")

Parce que vous avez count = 0 et guessWord.index('p') donner à 0 donc while count != guessedLetter est Faux et que le script ne va pas dans la boucle. Utilisation count = -1.

InformationsquelleAutor user2951107 | 2013-11-04

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Je vous suggère d'économiser de "progrès" dans une variable de chaîne (conseil d'administration) et de le remplacer à chaque fois que quelqu'un suppose une bonne réponse. Je vous fait un code qui pourrait fonctionner, et vous donner un indice.
```
import random
#global vars when starting the game
listOfWords = ["example", "says", "python", "rocks"]
guessWord = random.choice(listOfWords)
board = [" * " for char in guessWord]
alreadySaid = ""
#ready to rock and roll in a single loop
class Hangman():
def Playing():
global guessWord, board, alreadySaid
whatplayersaid = input("Guess a letter: ")
if whatplayersaid in guessWord:
board = [char if char == whatplayersaid or char in alreadySaid else " * " for char in guessWord]
board = "".join(board)
print(board)
else:
print("Nope")
alreadySaid = alreadySaid + whatplayersaid
Hangman.Playing()
Hangman.Playing()
```
😀 Est-ce que vous vouliez accomplir? (désolé pour mon mauvais anglais)

EDITTED Vous pouvez l'enregistrer dans un nouveau .py fichier, exécutez-le et essayez-à-dire des suppositions, j'espère que vous pourrez adapter à votre code.

EDITTED x2 Maintenant avec une boucle de lui-même pour voir si fonctionne bien
- Vous devez utiliser la variable noms de répondre encore mieux - possibleanswers devrait être listOfWords, myanswer devrait être guessWord
- ouais d'accord, j'ai juste fait sans même avoir testé et j'ai trouvé plusieurs échoue, fixé maintenant.
- +1 Maintenant, il ressemble presque à plein jeu. Quelques boucles et jeu presque prêt.
- Oui, je dois admettre que l'OP code a (dans mon opinnion) inutile de code. Ce qui rend simple le rend plus facile à comprendre. Merci pour le heads up sur var noms.
- Par la route: votre niveau d'anglais n'est certainement pas mauvaise
- C'est le droit. OP répète un peu de code inutilement. TL;DR
- Merci lol, j'ai appris l'anglais tout en jouant aux Mmo, je m'attendais à plus échoue sur les termes techniques comme la programmation. Néanmoins: editted encore une fois, si vous voulez jouer ou quoi haha. Prendre soin.
- J'ai modifié et testé votre code maintenant il fonctionne jeu 🙂
InformationsquelleAutor Saelyth

Modifié et testé Saelyth exemple - alors maintenant, il fonctionne jeu 🙂

#!/usr/bin/python3
import random
class Hangman():
def Playing(self):
listOfWords = ["example", "says", "python", "rocks"]
again = True
while again:
guessWord = random.choice(listOfWords)
board = "*" * len(guessWord)
alreadySaid = set()
mistakes = 7
print(" ".join(board))
guessed = False
while not guessed and mistakes > 0:
whatplayersaid = input("Guess a letter: ")
if whatplayersaid in guessWord:
alreadySaid.add(whatplayersaid)
board = "".join([char if char in alreadySaid else "*" for char in guessWord])
if board == guessWord:
guessed = True
else:
mistakes -= 1
print("Nope.", mistakes, "mistakes left.")
print(" ".join(board))
again = (input("Again [y/n]: ").lower() == 'y')
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
Hangman().Playing()

haha nice, je vais jouer avec mon frère pour essayer (oui, c'est une volée de nuit) 😛

InformationsquelleAutor furas

vous n'avez pas besoin d'une partie du code que vous avez inclus changé légèrement

Bourreau Programme

import random
def Playing():
listOfWords = ["example", "says", "python", "rocks","test", "hangman"]`
again = True #variable created
while again: #created a loop
guessWord = random.choice(listOfWords) #choses a randomly out of the words in the variable listofWords
board = "-" * len(guessWord) #prints how many letters theirn are in the randomly chosen word in - format
alreadySaid = set()
mistakes = 7 # the msitakes start at 7
print(" ".join(board)) # joining other letters/replace - wirh the actual letteers
guessed = False
while not guessed and mistakes > 0:
guess = input("Guess a letter: ") #tells you to guess a letter and input it 
if guess in guessWord: #if the leter you guessed is in the randomly selected word
alreadySaid.add(guess) #add it to whats already been said
board = "".join([char if char in alreadySaid else "-" for char in guessWord]) # join them
if board == guessWord:
guessed = True
else:
mistakes -= 1 # minuses 1 from the value of mistakes (7) if you get the guess wrong
print("Nope.", mistakes, "mistakes left.") # if what you guessed is wrong then print nope and how many mistakes are remaining
print(" ".join(board))
print('well done')
again = (input("Would you like to go again [y/n]: ").lower() == 'y') # asks if you want to go again -- changes it to lower cap
Playing() # displays Playing() whithout you typing in Playing() for it to appear

InformationsquelleAutor hashmat

J'AIME MPM de la version. J'ai juste modifié l'impression de dire le gagnant si ils ont perdu ou gagné. Dans la précédente version imprimée "bien fait." s'ils ont gagné ou perdu.

import random
def Playing():
listOfWords = ["example", "says", "python", "rocks","test", "hangman"]
again = True #variable created
while again: #created a loop
guessWord = random.choice(listOfWords) #choses a randomly out of the words in the variable listofWords
board = "*" * len(guessWord) #prints how many letters theirn are in the randomly chosen word in - format
alreadySaid = set()
mistakes = 7 # the msitakes start at 7
print(" ".join(board)) # joining other letters/replace - wirh the actual letteers
guessed = False
while not guessed and mistakes > 0:
guess = input("Guess a letter: ") #tells you to guess a letter and input it
if guess in guessWord: #if the leter you guessed is in the randomly selected word
alreadySaid.add(guess) #add it to whats already been said
board = "".join([char if char in alreadySaid else "*" for char in guessWord]) # join them
if board == guessWord:
guessed = True
else:
mistakes -= 1 # minuses 1 from the value of mistakes (7) if you get the guess wrong
print("Nope.", mistakes, "mistakes left.") # if what you guessed is wrong then print nope and how many mistakes are remaining
print(" ".join(board))
if mistakes == 0:
print("Sorry! Game over.")
else:
print('Nice! You win.')
again = (input("Would you like to go again [y/n]: ").lower() == 'y') # asks if you want to go again -- changes it to lower cap
Playing() # displays Playing() whithout you typing in Playing() for it to appear

InformationsquelleAutor Corrie Stewart

Lors de la recherche de si la lettre est dans la guessWord déplacer la ligne count = count + 1 à la fin de votre while boucle comme indiqué ci-dessous:

def guessing(letter): #This is for guessing the letters
win = int(0) #Will be used to see if the user wins
count = int(0) #Will be used to replace the star with a letter
guessedLetter = guessWord.index(letter) #create a variable called guessedLetter that will take the index of the letter guessed by the user
if letter.lower() in guessWord: # converts to lowercase and goes through the word 
while (count != guessedLetter): #while loop to look for the index of the guessed letter
if (count == guessedLetter): # will go into the board and replace the desired index with the letter if it matches
theBoard[count] = letter
print("The word is: " + ''.join(theBoard))
##Just Here!
count = count + 1
for x in theBoard: # loop to go through theBoard to see if any '*' are there. If none are found it will say you win
if (x != '*'):
win += 1
if (win == len(theBoard)):
print("You win!")

InformationsquelleAutor Chris Oliver

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