Hello CodeCademy Community
Here is my code:
Have a great day
Hello CodeCademy Community
Here is my code:
Have a great day
Here is an interactive version of the challenge.
This was a lot of fun to do. I went through multiple drafts of my roulette code before settling on something I liked. I wound up researching lists, character positions in strings, and converting strings to integers (and vice versa) to make it work for me. What a challenge!
Anyways, here’s my code, including all possible bets/outcomes for roulette. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Here is my code… Pretty happy with how it turned out. The only missing feature is betting on ranges for Roulette, eg. bet on column (1-12) for a 2:1 Payout… but I did include Odd, Even, Straight Up bets and both 0 and 00.
Any feedback would be appreciated… I don’t think the way I did Card War was very efficient, but I really wanted it to display a Card like you would IRL… (Nobody pulls a 13, they pull a KING)
I had to do some research, but I think I came up with efficient ways to do the card war with actual card names, and incorporate Highs/Lows/Dozens into the roulette. Check it out if you want.
Here is my project! Please look an give feedback
I just realized I have extra roulette number “37” lol oh, well!
Here’s my take on this exercise, great learning experience and also very proud for a noob coder
Good luck!
Just tried it off platform and it’s awesome! Will be learning a lot from your version, thanks!
Here is my try, i am proud of it too, as this are my beginnings
Can anyone tell me what’s wrong with my code for the coin flip? It’s basically about the error in line 23. I understand that this is the way to call the function while updating the amount of money but why doesn’t it work?
here:
money += coin_flip(2, 45)
the function returns a string, then you try to add string and integer together, how should that be resolved? Python doesn’t know, so it throws an error
I think I got it right this time, I’m so relieved. Thanks a lot!!!
It seems, in your game, people can only win money. You always return bet_amount
(a positive value) and you always increase money
You’re right, now I see it. In order to make it negative I just added a “-” when returning “bet_amount” and it seems to work just fine. Hopefully now I can move on.
Thank’s for all of the tips
that is indeed the best solution. Well, if you tested all scenarios and covered everything, you should be able to move on indeed
I’ve tested all scenarios and added a couple of print statements. It’s a lot more fun dealing with this than earlier! I just finished the code for the dice game and it works really well
here is my solution to th first problem, although i used a while loop.
import random
money = 100
#Write your game of chance functions here
guess = random.randint(1,2)
def dice(guess,player_guess,bet):
while True:
if guess == player_guess:
return “you won” + str(bet)
break
else:
return "you lossed " + str(bet)
print(dice(guess,1,40))
import random
money = 100
#Write your game of chance functions here
guess = random.randint(1,2)
def dice(guess,player_guess,bet):
while True:
if guess == player_guess:
return “you won” + str(bet)
break
else:
return "you lossed " + str(bet)
print(dice(guess,1,40))