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Python

Posted by buddha stormynight
buddha stormynight
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Wanted to get some feedback--beginner python--Yahtzee

Am I allowed to link external sites? The code is too big to really post in this box.

https://github.com/Stormynight27/yahtzee

So at the end of the beginner python course we started constructing a game of yahtzee but really only finished the dice class, and a portion of the hand/scoresheet classes. Kenneth said we could keep working on the project as practice so that's what I did.

The game is basically complete, there are more bells and whistles I could add and there are a few tiny differences from the actual game but I just kind of wanted to get some feedback from the more experienced community at Treehouse. The major changes I made while working off Kenneth's original code is the reroll method and the player class, as well as scoring special scores like full house or straights.

I've never coded before and the beginning Python track is my first foray into OOP so I just wanted to get some constructive criticism or pointers about how I've designed/structured the game or what a more experienced dev would have done instead.