Ayuda con python!!!

[crispin-cross]

Hola buenas,necesito ayuda con el juego "hundir la flota" o "el juego de los barcos" para hacerlo con python,si alguien lo tiene o lo sabria hacer,estaria agradecido de que me ayudase.


gracias,un saludo

[kaiser]

Hola crispin. Lo primero, bienvenido a la comunidad.

Perdóname si me equivoco, pero tu petición suena mucho a "En el colegio me han pedido que haga una práctica de programación con un juego de hundir la flota en python. ¿Me lo hacéis?". No es que vea nada malo en ello, pero estaría bien que lo trabajes un poco por tu cuenta y uses el foro para hacer preguntas más concretas tipo ¿Cómo se manejan arrays en python? o ¿Cómo podría implementar esta estrategia?.

Mientras tanto, aquí te dejo un buen libro para empezar con python (http://www.losersjuegos.com.ar/_media/referencia/libros/python_para_todos/python_para_todos.pdf) y la API de pygame traducida por esta comunidad (http://www.losersjuegos.com.ar/traducciones/pygame).

Que lo disfrutes y un saludo!

[hugoruscitti]

he encontrado esto,¿serviria para algo?

un saludo

from pprint import pprint
import random
import sys

def main():

	aircraft_carrier = []
	battle_ship = []
	submarine = []
	destroyer = []
	patrol_boat = []

	def new_board(rows = 10, columns = 10, default_value = 0):
		board = []
		for i in xrange(rows):
			board.append([default_value] * columns)
		return board

	def fire_shot():
		print "Select x, y coordinates to fire a shot."

		fire =  input('You may fire when ready: ')

		x = fire[0]
		y = fire[1]

		if battleship[x][y] == 1:
			print "\033[95m" + "hit!" + "\033[0m"		
			battleship[x][y] = 5
			viewer[x][y] = 5
		elif battleship[x][y] == 5:
			print "\033[91m" + "already hit there!" + "\033[0m"			
		else:
			print "\033[93m" + "miss!" + "\033[0m"
			battleship[x][y] = 7
			viewer[x][y] = 7

		track_hits(x, y)
		pprint(viewer)
		fire_shot()

	def track_hits(x, y):
		all_ships = [aircraft_carrier] + [battle_ship] + [submarine] + [destroyer] + [patrol_boat]
		if battleship[x][y] == 5:
			for ship in all_ships:
				for spot in ship:
					if spot == [x, y]:
						ship.remove(spot)

			for ship in all_ships:
				if len(ship) == 0:
					if all_ships.index(ship) == 0:
						print "You sunk the aircraft carrier!"
						break
					elif all_ships.index(ship) == 1:
						print "You sunk the battle ship!"
						break
					elif all_ships.index(ship) == 2:
						print "You sunk the submarine!"
						break
					elif all_ships.index(ship) == 3:
						print "You sunk the destroyer!"
						break
					elif all_ships.index(ship) == 4:
						print "You sunk the patrol boat!"
						break

			if len(all_ships) == 0:
				print "You Win!"
				sys.exit()

	def find_open_spot(row, row_number, required_number, num_repeats, stop_after_match=True):
		i = random.randrange(0, 9 - num_repeats)

		while i < len(row):                   
			if [required_number]*num_repeats == row[i:i + num_repeats]:
				row[i:i+num_repeats] = [1]*num_repeats                  

				placement = [k for k in range(len(row)) if row[k] == '1']

				if num_repeats == 5:
					for coords in xrange(5):
						aircraft_carrier.append([row_number, i+coords])
				elif num_repeats == 4:
					for coords in xrange(4):
						battle_ship.append([row_number, i+coords])
				elif num_repeats == 3:
					if len(submarine) < 3:
						for coords in xrange(3):
							submarine.append([row_number, i+coords])
					else:
						for coords in xrange(3):
							destroyer.append([row_number, i+coords])
				elif num_repeats == 2:
					for coords in xrange(2):
						patrol_boat.append([row_number, i+coords])

				i += num_repeats                                                  
				if stop_after_match:
					break
			else:
				i += 1

		return row

	def transform_board(battleship, ship_length):
		a = battleship
		battleship = new_board()
		for i in xrange(10):
			for j in xrange(10):
				battleship[i][j] = a[j][i]

		for i in aircraft_carrier:
			i.reverse()	

		for i in battle_ship:
			i.reverse()

		for i in submarine:
			i.reverse()

		for i in destroyer:
			i.reverse()

		for i in patrol_boat:
			i.reverse()

		return battleship

	def place_ship(ship):
		i = random.randrange(0, 10)
		row = battleship[i]
		add_ship = find_open_spot(row, i, 0, ship)
		battleship[i] = add_ship
		return battleship

	#init battleship board
	battleship = new_board(10, 10)

	#init viewers board
	viewer = new_board(10, 10)

	#init ships to be placed
	ships = [5, 4, 3, 3, 2]

	for i in xrange(5):
		battleship = place_ship(ships[i])
		if (int(round(random.random())) == 1):
			battleship = transform_board(battleship, i)

	# debugging
	#print 'aircraft carrier', aircraft_carrier
	#print 'battle ship', battle_ship
	#print 'submarine', submarine
	#print 'destroyer', destroyer
	#print 'patrol boat', patrol_boat

	pprint(viewer)
	fire_shot()

if __name__ == "__main__":
	print 'Directions: Game board is 10 zero indexed rows, 10 zero indexed columns. Enter x, y coordinates to fire a shot. A hit is indicated by 5, a miss by 7.'
	main()

# left to do
# game over is not working
# displaying the sunk ship seems to not work
# add error handling for wrong user input
# eventually support AI from computer
# add x, y numbers to help with coordinate selection

[shackra]

por favor, usar los tags [python] que da cáncer de ojo ver ese código así :-/