1 - global presentation of the project
name project Fort Boyard Simulator
contributors :
- Mathis LEMONT
- Armence RATSIMBAZAFY
- global description of the project : the aim of this project was to recreate the Game of Fort Boyard (TV show) where a team of players must complete multiple challenges of various kind, to win three keys that will give them acces to the treasure room.
Here, we had only 4 kind of challenges to implement:
- maths challenges
- logical challenge
- chance challenge
- final challenge
programming language: Python
We decided to divide the project into 7 files, where all the basic functions were put to generate the whole game, so that each function is stored in t-type kind challenge.
For the function like mathematical challenge, we directly implemented the functions BUT for the functions in logical challenges or chance challenges we built them with sub-functions the we would call later in a general function. for exemple tic-tac-toe.
2 - Technical documentation of algorithm
main.py --> menu ()
To use the the menu of the game, we need to import the "main" functions that manages the rest of the subfunctions
utility_functions.py --> introduction(), compose_equipe(), challenges_menu(), chose_player(), (*bonus) record_history()
def introduction ()
def compose_equipe()
def choose_player()
def challenge_menu()
def record_history()
math_challenge.py --> factorial(n), math_challenge_function(), is_prime(), nearest_prime(), math_challenge_prime(), solve_linear_equation(), linear_equation_test()
logical_challenge.py --> display_sticks(), player_move(), master_move(), nim_challenge(), tic_tac_toe(), initialize_grid(), display_grid(), check_victory, full_grid(), player_turn(), master_turn(), tictactoe_game() chance_challenge.py --> pere_fouras_riddles.py --> load_riddles(file_path), pere_fouras_riddle() final_challenge.py --> treasure_room
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websites and sources that we used during this project:
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input and error managment:
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la plupart des erruers que j'ai pu faire venait souvent d'oublis en écrivant print("") au lieu de print(f") ce qui ne rendait pas du tout le même résultat.
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pour faire des tests de fonction , j'ai parfois utilisé des "balises" pour tester chaque étape de l'execution et ainsi retrouver plus vites de potentiels erreurs ou bugs/ ou pour l'ouverture de fichier pour vérifier qu'il s'ouvrait bien.
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pour faire en sorte que l'execution du code soit fluide ou qu'elle ne s'interrompt pas à "n'importe quel moment", j'ai utilisé les mots-clés try et Except qui fonctionnent un peu comme une boucle while pour s'arrêter "à la condition que".
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1 - répartition des tâches + découverte du projet
Mathsi had some problems withs his computer during the holidays so we had to see each other so he could use mine.