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Feeling Lucky?
Feeling Lucky?
Who knew coding could be so...addicting! Here I created two separate betting games using Python and Visual Studio Code.
Card Game Functions
Card Game Functions
To start this project off I needed to write a few functions to inform the player of what is happening.
Card Game main code
Card Game main code
Later, I included the main function which determines the amount of money, if the bet is valid, card number generator,etc. The main component was importing a random number generator and using this to drive the bets.
Play Example
Play Example
This is how the overall return of the code looks from an end-user perspective.
Card Game Feature Demonstration
Card Game Feature Demonstration
Watch me play against the computer!
PY_01_apowell1_CardGame.mp4Coin Flip Game Code Functions
Coin Flip Game Code Functions
Again, one of the first steps was to import random to allow Python to be able to randomly generator a number from a given range. I then included the players bet amount and their heads or tails choice.
Coin Flip Game main code
Coin Flip Game main code
When the game starts, the return will explain how much each player has, the result, and asks if the player would like to continue.
Play Example
Play Example
This is how the overall return of the code looks from an end-user perspective.
Coin Flip Game Feature Demonstration
Coin Flip Game Feature Demonstration
Watch me play against the computer!
PY_01_apowell1_CoinFlipGame.mp4Conclusion
Conclusion
These were really fun projects and I learned so much about how blueprints can translate to direct Python code!
Resources
Resources
Code Cleanup: Microsoft Copilot
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