On 07/07/13 23:40, Jack Little wrote:
When the player of my game fire his/her cannon, it is supposed to get
rid of some of the enemy's health. It does not. I have no clue what the
error is,
Its not entirely clear to me who is 'you' and who is 'the enemy'
Why does the enemy firing a cannon at me
On 08/07/13 08:40, Jack Little wrote:
def lvl4combat():
print "The barracks are constructed of wood and cobblestone."
print "A large, single cannon sits on the top, searching the sky for enemy
airships."
print "The cannon is manned by a single team of three men."
print "The
On 07/07/2013 06:40 PM, Jack Little wrote:
When the player of my game fire his/her cannon, it is supposed to get rid of
some of the enemy's health. It does not. I have no clue what the error is, so I
need help. Here is the Python Shell output:
fire cannon 1
Fired!
Enemy health= 75
They fired
When the player of my game fire his/her cannon, it is supposed to get rid of
some of the enemy's health. It does not. I have no clue what the error is, so I
need help. Here is the Python Shell output:
>>fire cannon 1
Fired!
Enemy health= 75
They fired at you!
Your health is now 55
>>fire cannon
On 07/07/13 08:44, Jim Mooney wrote:
thought about it, but it seemed to me that when most people are
verbalizing big numbers, they tend not to use 'and.'
True in the USA but not the UK (and derivatives?).
Here most folks seem to put the 'and' in.
eg: three thousand, four hundred and fifty six
On 07/07/2013 02:47 AM, Jim Mooney wrote:
On 6 July 2013 22:52, Dave Angel wrote:
The
other author does not use hyphens or commas in the words. He ends each
string with a blank. And he neglected to handle zero.
He also is buggy beyond a nonillion-1.
I found yet another implementation t
