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chiu szu ting
2,318 Pointsthe answer didn't work when i run it outside the quiz area
def score(self,player):
if player == 1:
self.current_score[0]+= 1
elif player == 2:
self.current_score[1]+= 1
this passed the quiz,but when i move it to the 'real' python space,the current_score always returns [0,0], so .....how to correct it?
1 Answer
Ryan S
27,276 PointsHi chiu szu ting,
How are you running it outside of the quiz area? Are you creating an instance of Game and passing in the required arguments?
The code works fine for me. Here are the steps to test it in the python shell:
>>> from game import Game # First import the Game class from game.py (or whatever you named the file)
>>> new_game = Game() # create new instance of Game
>>> new_game.current_score # check initial current score
[0, 0]
>>> new_game.score(1) # Pass in "1" to represent player one
>>> new_game.current_score # check current score again
[1, 0]
chiu szu ting
2,318 Pointschiu szu ting
2,318 Pointsthank for the shell teaching~i think i did some mistakes at that time but now i everything works fine^ ^ thank you!