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| import random |
| print(''Welcome to the Slot Machine Simulator |
| You'll start with $50. You'll be asked if you want to play. |
| Answer with yes/no. you can also use y/n |
| No case sensitivity in your answer. |
| For example you can answer with YEs, yEs, Y, nO, N. |
| To win you must get one of the following combinations: |
| BARtBARtBARttpayst$250 |
| BELLtBELLtBELL/BARtpayst$20 |
| PLUMtPLUMtPLUM/BARtpayst$14 |
| ORANGEtORANGEtORANGE/BARtpayst$10 |
| CHERRYtCHERRYtCHERRYttpayst$7 |
| CHERRYtCHERRYt -ttpayst$5 |
| CHERRYt -t -ttpayst$2 |
| '') |
| #Constants: |
| INIT_STAKE = 50 |
| ITEMS = ['CHERRY', 'LEMON', 'ORANGE', 'PLUM', 'BELL', 'BAR'] |
| firstWheel = None |
| secondWheel = None |
| thirdWheel = None |
| stake = INIT_STAKE |
| def play(): |
| global stake, firstWheel, secondWheel, thirdWheel |
| playQuestion = askPlayer() |
| while(stake != 0 and playQuestion True): |
| firstWheel = spinWheel() |
| secondWheel = spinWheel() |
| thirdWheel = spinWheel() |
| printScore() |
| playQuestion = askPlayer() |
| def askPlayer(): |
| '' |
| Asks the player if he wants to play again. |
| expecting from the user to answer with yes, y, no or n |
| No case sensitivity in the answer. yes, YeS, y, y, nO . . . all works |
| '' |
| global stake |
| while(True): |
| answer = input('You have $' + str(stake) + '. Would you like to play? ') |
| answer = answer.lower() |
| if(answer 'yes' or answer 'y'): |
| return True |
| elif(answer 'no' or answer 'n'): |
| print('You ended the game with $' + str(stake) + ' in your hand.') |
| return False |
| else: |
| print('wrong input!') |
| def spinWheel(): |
| '' |
| returns a random item from the wheel |
| '' |
| randomNumber = random.randint(0, 5) |
| return ITEMS[randomNumber] |
| def printScore(): |
| '' |
| prints the current score |
| '' |
| global stake, firstWheel, secondWheel, thirdWheel |
| if((firstWheel 'CHERRY') and (secondWheel != 'CHERRY')): |
| win = 2 |
| elif((firstWheel 'CHERRY') and (secondWheel 'CHERRY') and (thirdWheel != 'CHERRY')): |
| win = 5 |
| elif((firstWheel 'CHERRY') and (secondWheel 'CHERRY') and (thirdWheel 'CHERRY')): |
| win = 7 |
| elif((firstWheel 'ORANGE') and (secondWheel 'ORANGE') and ((thirdWheel 'ORANGE') or (thirdWheel 'BAR'))): |
| win = 10 |
| elif((firstWheel 'PLUM') and (secondWheel 'PLUM') and ((thirdWheel 'PLUM') or (thirdWheel 'BAR'))): |
| win = 14 |
| elif((firstWheel 'BELL') and (secondWheel 'BELL') and ((thirdWheel 'BELL') or (thirdWheel 'BAR'))): |
| win = 20 |
| elif((firstWheel 'BAR') and (secondWheel 'BAR') and (thirdWheel 'BAR')): |
| win = 250 |
| else: |
| win = -1 |
| stake += win |
| if(win > 0): |
| print(firstWheel + 't' + secondWheel + 't' + thirdWheel + ' -- You win $' + str(win)) |
| else: |
| print(firstWheel + 't' + secondWheel + 't' + thirdWheel + ' -- You lose') |
| play() |
commented Dec 14, 2015
Instead of; Do; |
commented Jun 2, 2017
I run it on python 2 ,it's need to modify the 43 line (input -> raw_input) |