1510-Assignment-04

Every program needs a README.md

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Your name:

Eric Deau

Your student number:

A01058851

Your GitHub account ID:

eric-deau

Any important comments you'd like to make about your work:

If played on command line, you will have to be more patient with the printing, as time.sleep does not work properly on CMD. Also do not press enter too quicky, or else the Quick Time Events might accidentally register an unwanted action. Play Warrior or Thief to breeze through the game, and play Mage for a slightly more challenging run.

Goal: Get to Heaven, and defeat ZAKUM, the cursed statue.

How to play: Use the numbers given by the prompt to perform an action.

Requirements	Module	Line
(a) use of immutable data structures like tuples to minimize unnecessary mutability	world_creation.py	38
(b) use of mutable data structures like lists and dictionaries in a thoughtful and correct manner, i.e., no unnecessary looping through dictionaries	character_creation.py	8
(c) thoughtful use of exceptions and exception handling that prevents the program from crashing	character_creation.py	79-82
(d) minimized scope and lifetime of all variables and objects	encounters.py	142
(e) decomposition of your idea into a collection of small, atomic, independent, and reusable functions	abilities.py	242, 252
(f) simple flat code that is easy to understand	encounters.py	189
(g) demonstration of an understanding of how comprehensions work through the meaningful and correct use of one or more list/dictionary comprehensions	world_creation.py	39
(h) selection using if-statements	character_creation.py	84
(i) repetition using the for-loop and/or the while loop where it makes sense but not excessively	character_creation.py	26
(j) use of the membership operator where it makes sense	game_combat.py	184
(k) appropriate use of the range function	world_creation.py	38
(l) thoughtful and meaningful use of one or more functions from itertools	world_creation.py	38
(m) the random module	encounters.py	238
(n) function annotations	encounters.py	8
(o) doctests and/or unit tests for every single function (that is, every function needs doctests or unit tests or doctests and unit tests).	encounters.py	93-96
(p) ALL output must be formatted using f-strings and/or str.format and/or %-formatting	encounters.py	136