Learning how to access dicts int he context of an adventure game

test.py

class Player:
    def __init__(self, name, player_id, stats, silver):
        self.name = name
        self.player_id = player_id
        self.stats = {"constitution": 0, "dexterity": 0, "ego": 0, "intelligence": 0,
                      "strength": 0, "wisdom": 0}  # creates a new stats dict for each Player
        self.silver = {"in_hand": 0, "in_bank": 0, "in_bar": 0}  # creates a new silver dict for each Player
        # test that it works
        print("Silver in hand: " + str(self.silver["in_hand"]))


# I think these functions should be outside the class so other code can access it?
def set_stat(self, player, stat, adjustment):
    """
    :param self:
    :param player: player object
    :param stat: statistic to adjust
    :param adjustment: adjustment (+x or -x)
    :return:
    """
    if stat not in player.stats:
        print(f"Stat '{stat}' doesn't exist.")
        return
    # self.stats(constitution, dexterity, ego, intelligence, strength, wisdom):
    # dict({'constitution': 0, 'dexterity': 0, 'ego': 0, 'intelligence': 0, 'strength': 0, 'wisdom': 0})
    # adjust stat by <adjustment>:
    x = player.stats[stat]
    print(f"Before: {x}")
    x += adjustment
    print(f"After: {x}")
    player.stats(stat, x)
    return player.stats(stat, x)


def get_stat(self, player, stat):
    return player.stats[stat]


def print_stat(self, player, stat):
    print(f"stat: {get_stat(player, stat)}")


def get_silver(self, player, kind):
    """
    get amount of silver player_name has
    'kind' is 'in_hand', 'in_bank', or 'in_bar
    """
    # if kind not in player_name.silver:
    #     print(f"Bad kind '{kind}'.")
    #     return
    # return player.silver{kind}
    print(f"player.silver[kind]")
    return


def set_silver(self, player, kind, adjustment):
    x = player.silver[kind]
    x = x + adjustment
    player.silver(kind, x)

    # some (not all) other stats:
    # times_played, last_play_date, weapon_percentage, allies,
    # ally_positions, horse_name, autoduel_mode, hourglass_mode
    # age, sex, constitution, dexterity, ego, intelligence, strength, wisdom,
    # guild, player_class, race, expert_mode, more_mode,
    # gold_in_hand, gold_in_bank, gold_in_bar, bad_hombre_rating


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def print_hi(name):
    # Use a breakpoint in the code line below to debug your script.
    print(f'Hi, {name}')  # Press Ctrl+F8 to toggle the breakpoint.


# Press the green button in the gutter to run the script.
if __name__ == '__main__':
    # print_hi('PyCharm')

    Rulan = Player(name="Rulan", player_id=1, stats={'intelligence': 5},
                   silver={'in_hand': 100, 'in_bank': 200, 'in_bar': 300})
    print(Rulan.stats)
    set_stat(Rulan, "intelligence", 4)  # set Rulan's Int to 4
    set_silver(Rulan, 'in_hand', 30)
    print(get_stat(Rulan, 'int'))  # show Int score: should be 4

    print(f"Silver in bank: {get_silver(Rulan, 'in_bank')}")  # should print 200

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