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Hope Mallary
900 Pointsplayer
player argument
class Game:
def __init__(self):
self.current_score = [0, 0]
def score(player):
if player ==1:
self.current_score + 1
else:
player == 2
self.current_score = 2
1 Answer
Ted Dunn
43,783 PointsA few issues with your code:
First, make sure your indentation is correct. Python will give errors if your indentation is off.
Second, all instance methods (in this case the score() method) need to have a parameter of self in addition to any other parameters the method requires.
Third, the challenge indicates that player 1 is the 0th index of the current_score variable, so you need an index after the current_score variable in your score() method. You will need an index after both current_score variables: one for player 1 and one for player 2.
Fourth, when incrementing the current_score variable you need to use += 1.
Finally, the challenge indicates that you are supposed to increment the score for both players by just 1, not 2 as you have for player 2.
I wanted to just give you some pointers to help you fix the code yourself. Good luck!