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Mayamiko Nanthambwe
1,365 PointsAdd a score method to Game that takes a player argument that'll be either 1 or 2. Increase that player's value in self.c
can someone tell me why i'm getting a syntax error in line 10?
class Game:
def __init__(self):
self.current_score = [0, 0]
def score(self,player):
self.player = player
if self.player == 1:
self.current_score[0] +=1
elif self.player == 2:
self.current_score[1] += 1
5 Answers
Brandon Meredith
29,350 PointsTry outdenting your "elif" to line up with your "if"
class Game:
def __init__(self):
self.current_score = [0, 0]
def score(self,player):
self.player = player
if self.player == 1:
self.current_score[0] +=1
elif self.player == 2: #<-----------
self.current_score[1] += 1
michaelangelo owildeberry
18,172 PointsYes, indent and make a return statement. =D
Mayamiko Nanthambwe
1,365 Pointsi tried dedenting, but it gives me the error "did you create the score method?" obviously i did...
michaelangelo owildeberry
18,172 Pointswill you please show me how code looks now? =)
MUZ141110 Bryan Bera
3,943 Pointsdedent def score(self,player):
Your code should come out like this:
class Game: def init(self): self.current_score = [0, 0]
def score(self,player): self.player = player if self.player == 1: self.current_score[0] += 1 elif self.player == 2: self.current_score[1] += 1 return self.current_score