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Python

Steven Young
Steven Young
2,486 Points
Posted by Steven Young
Steven Young
2,486 Points

dungeon game (Python collections) question

instead of having a special get_moves method, can I do something like this?

while True:
  moves = get_moves(player)
  print("Welcome to the dungeon!")
  print("You're currently in room {}".format(player))  # fill in with player position
  print("You can move {}".format(moves))
  print("Enter QUIT to quit")

  move = input("> ")
  move = move.upper()

  if move == 'QUIT':
    break

  x,y = player

  if move == LEFT:
    if y == 0:
      y = 0
    else:
      y = y - 1
  if move == RIGHT
    if y == 2:
      y = 2
    else:
      y = y + 1

#(and the same for up and down)

player = x,y

1 Answer

michaelangelo owildeberry
michaelangelo owildeberry
18,172 Points
michaelangelo owildeberry
michaelangelo owildeberry
18,172 Points

Looks right to me, did you try it out in the workspace? =D