Bonsoir, je suis en première et actuellement sur un projet scolaire dont le but est de réaliser un jeu "Morpion". Avec mon groupe, on a bien avancé, voire quasiment terminé, mais la partie qui détecte si la partie est terminée ou non ne fonctionne pas donc je voulais avoir des avis, merci d'avance.

PS : les commentaires sont en anglais parce que je travaille avec une anglophone.

#import
import random
import sys
#grid declaration
line1 =["00","01","02"]
line2 =["10","11","12"]
line3 =["20","21","22"]
grid=[line1, line2, line3]
#function to show the grid
def showGrid() :
    print(line1[0], line1[1], line1[2])
    print(line2[0], line2[1] ,line2[2])
    print(line3[0], line3[1], line3[2])
gameFinished = False
#function with the whole game
def turn() :
    showGrid()
#The player choose what case he wants to play
    playerChoice=input("What case do you want to play ( you'll play the crosses) : ")
#For loops, one for each line, to put the "X" at the chosen spot
    n=0
    for case in line1:
        if case == playerChoice:
            line1[n] = "X"
        n+=1
    o=0
    for case in line2:
        if case == playerChoice:
            line2[o] = "X"
        o+=1
    p=0
    for case in line3:
        if case == playerChoice:
            line3[p] = "X"
        p+=1
#The "A.I." choose randomly a case among the "aiGrid" list
    aiGrid=["00", "01", "02", "10", "11", "12", "20", "21", "22"]
    played = False
    while played == False:
        aiChoice= random.choice(aiGrid)
        if grid[int(aiChoice[0])][int(aiChoice[1])] != "O" and grid[int(aiChoice[0])][int(aiChoice[1])] != "X":
            grid[int(aiChoice[0])][int(aiChoice[1])] = "O"
            played = True
        else:
            played = False
    return playerChoice
#function to detect if the player wins
def playerWin(playerChoice):
#We analyse all the situations where the player can win, so there are nine
    if (playerChoice==grid[0][0]) and (playerChoice==grid[0][1]) and (playerChoice==grid[0][2]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
    if (playerChoice==grid[1][0]) and (playerChoice==grid[1][1]) and (playerChoice==grid[1][2]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
    if (playerChoice==grid[2][0]) and (playerChoice==grid[2][1]) and (playerChoice==grid[2][2]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
    if (playerChoice==grid[0][0]) and (playerChoice==grid[1][1]) and (playerChoice==grid[2][2]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
    if (playerChoice==grid[0][2]) and (playerChoice==grid[1][1]) and (playerChoice==grid[2][0]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
    if (playerChoice==grid[0][0]) and (playerChoice==grid[1][0]) and (playerChoice==grid[2][0]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
    if (playerChoice==grid[0][1]) and (playerChoice==grid[1][1]) and (playerChoice==grid[2][1]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
    if (playerChoice==grid[0][2]) and (playerChoice==grid[1][2]) and (playerChoice==grid[2][2]):
        print("Bravo ! Vous avez gagné !")
        gameFinished == True
        
def aiWin(playerChoice):
#Still nine situations, but here we use " == "O" " because we don't have a variable like "playerChoice"
    if grid[int(line1[0][0])][int(line1[0][1])] == "O" and grid[int(line2[1][0])][int(line2[1][1])] == "O" and grid[int(line3[2][0])][int(line3[2][1])] == "O":
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
    if grid[int(line1[0][0])][int(line1[0][1])] == "O" and grid[int(line2[0][0])][int(line2[0][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line3[0][0])][int(line3[0][1])] == "O" :
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
    if grid[int(line1[1][0])][int(line1[1][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line2[1][0])][int(line2[1][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line3[1][0])][int(line3[1][1])] == "O" :
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
    if grid[int(line1[2][0])][int(line1[2][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line2[2][0])][int(line2[2][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line3[2][0])][int(line3[2][1])] == "O" :
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
    if grid[int(line1[2][0])][int(line1[2][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line2[1][0])][int(line2[1][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line3[0][0])][int(line3[0][1])] == "O" :
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
    if grid[int(line1[0][0])][int(line1[0][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line1[1][0])][int(line1[1][1])] == "O"  and grid[int(line1[2][0])][int(line1[2][1])] == "O" :
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
    if grid[int(line2[0][0])][int(line2[0][1])] == "O" and grid[int(line2[1][0])][int(line2[1][1])] == "O" and grid[int(line2[2][0])][int(line2[2][1])] == "O":
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
    if grid[int(line3[0][0])][int(line3[0][1])] == "O" and grid[int(line3[1][0])][int(line3[1][1])] == "O" and grid[int(line3[2][0])][int(line3[2][1])] == "O":
        print("Dommage ! Vous avez perdu")
        gameFinished == True
        
while gameFinished == False:
    playerChoice=turn()
    playerWin(playerChoice)
    aiWin
sys.exit()

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Edité par *Moréo* 26 novembre 2019 à 19:25:47

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Edité par *Moréo* 27 novembre 2019 à 10:29:41

Un truc comme ça :

# lignes et colonnes
for i in range(3):
    if all(playerChoice == grid[i][j] for j in range(3)) or all(
        playerChoice == grid[j][i] for j in range(3)
    ):
        gameFinished = True
        break
# diagonales
if (
    not gameFinished
    and all(playerChoice == grid[i][i] for i in range(3))
    or all(playerChoice == grid[i][2 - i] for i in range(3))
):
    gameFinished = True

if gameFinished:
    print("Bravo !")

au passage tes "gameFinished == True" ne servent à rien.

tout comme implémenter quasiment la même fonction deux fois

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Edité par thelinekioubeur 27 novembre 2019 à 10:44:07

Bon bah soit j'edit mon post ( meme si du coup j'vois pas bien l'interet ), je disais donc que j'ai appliqué tes boucles for tout en rajoutant une deuxieme gameFinished pour le match nul plus tard, et j'ai aussi appliqué les conseils de mon prof, mais ça marche toujours pas, donc je voulais des avis

PS : pourquoi thelinekioubeur il a le droit de poster lui :c

#import
import random
import sys
#grid declaration
line1 =["00","01","02"]
line2 =["10","11","12"]
line3 =["20","21","22"]
grid=[line1, line2, line3]
#function to show the grid
def showGrid() :
    print(line1[0], line1[1], line1[2])
    print(line2[0], line2[1] ,line2[2])
    print(line3[0], line3[1], line3[2])
#function with the whole game
def turn() :
    showGrid()
#The player choose what case he wants to play
    playerChoice=input("What case do you want to play ( you'll play the crosses) : ")
#Three loops, one for each line, to put the "X" at the chosen spot
    n=0
    for case in line1:
        if case == playerChoice:
            line1[n] = "X"
        n+=1
    o=0
    for case in line2:
        if case == playerChoice:
            line2[o] = "X"
        o+=1
    p=0
    for case in line3:
        if case == playerChoice:
            line3[p] = "X"
        p+=1
#The "A.I." choose randomly a case among the "aiGrid" list
    aiGrid=["00", "01", "02", "10", "11", "12", "20", "21", "22"]
    played = False
    while played == False:
        aiChoice= random.choice(aiGrid)
        if grid[int(aiChoice[0])][int(aiChoice[1])] != "O" and grid[int(aiChoice[0])][int(aiChoice[1])] != "X":
            grid[int(aiChoice[0])][int(aiChoice[1])] = "O"
            played = True
        else:
            played = False
#function to detect if the player wins
def playerWin(gameFinished):
# lignes et colonnes
    for i in range(3):
        if all("X" == grid[i][j] for j in range(3)) or all(
            "X" == grid[j][i] for j in range(3)
        ):
            gameFinished = True
            break
    # diagonales
        if (
            not gameFinished
            and all("X" == grid[i][i] for i in range(3))
            or all("X" == grid[i][2 - i] for i in range(3))):
            gameFinished = True
            
    return gameFinished
        
def aiWin(gameFinished1):
    #lignes et colonnes
    for i in range(3):
        if all("O" == grid[i][j] for j in range(3)) or all(
            "O" == grid[j][i] for j in range(3)
        ):
            gameFinished = True
            break
    # diagonales
        if (
            not gameFinished1
            and all("O" == grid[i][i] for i in range(3))
            or all("O" == grid[i][2 - i] for i in range(3))
        ):
            gameFinished1 = True
        if gameFinished1:
            print(gameFinished1)
    return gameFinished1
#Main loop
gameFinished=False
gameFinished1=False
while gameFinished == False or gameFinished1 == False:
    turn()
    gamefinished=playerWin(gameFinished)
    gamefinished=aiWin(gameFinished1)
sys.exit()

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Edité par *Moréo* 27 novembre 2019 à 20:53:21

Tu pouvais éditer ton post ...

MoréoNomdefamille a écrit:

Bon, vu que je peux poster que toutes les 24h à la suite, j'ai fait un autre compte

Bonjour, NON le multi compte n'est  pas autorisé selon les règles du site. Merci d'attendre 24H avant de poster deux messages consécutif ou éditer votre précédant message.

Je bannis le compte  MoréoNomdefamille

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Edité par AbcAbc6 27 novembre 2019 à 20:05:29