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class Tile:
def __init__(self):
self.challenge_completed = False
def describe(self):
print("The rocks led you to a path uphill.\n*Poof* A purrr-sian cat "
"appears in front of you!\n")
if not self.challenge_completed:
self.challenge()
else:
print("The rocks led you to a path uphill.\nIt's a little bit "
"windy and a flock of seagulls is flying above you.")
def challenge(self):
print("Meow good traveler! I have a question for you.\n"
"You might as well go away and ignore me and my awesome fur but "
"if you pass my little test I will reward you!\n\n"
"Here is a series of numbers.\n"
"What is the next number in the sequence?\n"
"1\n"
"11\n"
"21\n"
"1211\n"
"111221\n"
"312211\n"
"13112221\n")
#The next number in the sequence is 1113213211, because the rule for
#creating the next number is to simply describe the previous number.
#The first number is 1, or 1 (one) 1, so you get 11.
#To describe 11, you have two 1's, or 21. Now you have one 2 and one 1,
#so the next number is 1211. The solution is to simply continue describing
#the previous number using only numbers.\n")
def action(self, player, do):
if not self.challenge_completed:
pass
else:
print("I don't understand...")
def leave(self, player, direction):
if direction == "s":
print("Oh dear Basdet! You can't go north, you will fall of the "
"cliff!\n")
return False
elif direction == "n":
print("It looks like the side of a wooden hut.\n"
"Since you don't walk though walls (yet) you can't go there.")
return False
else:
return True
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