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Keep score for Rosenthal's centipede game
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""" | |
A script to keep score for a version of Rosenthal's centipede game. | |
The rules are: | |
1. There are two players. | |
2. At the beginning of the game the players have 1 point each. | |
3. The players get turns alternately. | |
4. On their turn a player can choose to continue (C) or stop (S). | |
5. If the player chooses C, 1 point is taken from their account | |
and 2 points are added to the other player's account. | |
6. If the player chooses S, the game stops. | |
7. If after any step both players have exactly MAX points, the game stops. | |
Usage: python centipede.py [MAX] | |
The default value of max is 100 | |
""" | |
from sys import argv | |
max=100 | |
if len(argv)>1: | |
n=int(argv[1]) | |
if n>1: | |
max=n | |
k=[1,1] | |
i=0 | |
while k[0]!=max or k[1]!=max: | |
p="[%d,%d]\tPlayer %d: C/s? "%(k[0],k[1],i+1) | |
ans="X" | |
while ans!="S" and ans!="C" and ans!="s" and ans!="c" and ans!="": | |
ans=raw_input(p) | |
if ans=="S" or ans=="s": | |
break | |
k[i]=k[i]-1 | |
k[1-i]=k[1-i]+2 | |
i=1-i | |
print "[%d,%d]"%(k[0],k[1]) |
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