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#🔒 What sort of methods can I use to implement under a certain class?
timid cloud
timid cloud
File card.py has two enum classes: CardColor and CardLabel. You must now modify it to implement the Card class with the following instance attributes:
color - an enum value representing the color of the card.
label - an enum value representing the label of the card.
You must also modify file player.py to implement the Player class with the following attributes:
name - a string representing the name of the player.
position - an integer representing the position of the player in the game. The player with the lowest position goes first. Positions start at 0.
hand - a ordered collection of Card objects representing the cards in the player's hand. This list must be ordered by color of the card, then by card label in an increasing order according to the enum values. If the card has the same color and label, then consider the first card added to the hand to be the one with the lower index.
add_card(self, card: Card) - a method that takes a Card object as an argument and adds it to the hand. The method should return None. Assume that the card being passed is a valid card.
play_card(self, index: int) - a method that takes an integer as an argument and removes the card at the given index from the player's hand. The method should return the card that was removed from the player's hand.
len(self) - a method that returns the number of cards in the player's hand.
getitem(self, index: int) - a method that takes an integer as an argument and returns the card at the given index in the player's hand.
NOTE - For both of these classes, please add additional helper methods if you think they are necessary (including a str method to help with debugging).
steel yarrow
Can you rephrase your question? It doesn't seem to make much sense.
timid cloud
umm can you take a look at my code first?
zenith zephyr
I cannot seem to make sense of the question
steel yarrow
I did.
zenith zephyr
can it be more concise
timid cloud
take UNO for example, there's like certain colors and labels such as One to Nine{Red, Blue, Green, Yellow}, Reverse Card {Red, Blue, Green, Yellow}, etc.
I'm now having trouble implementing the Card class with both the color and label
which are the attributes
steel yarrow
I'm now having trouble implementing the Card class with both the color and label
You seem to already have such a class?
timid cloud
what do you mean?
steel yarrow
You already have
class Card:
def __init__(self, color: CardColor, label: CardLabel) -> None:
self.color = color
self.label = label
Why do you have raise NotImplementedError in there? And the self.color = color and the line below it need to go under the docstring. The docstring must be the first thing in the method.
The fact that you broke the docstring might be messing with an autograder (I'm assuming you're using an autograder).
timid cloud
I see
raise NotImplementedError was just there and how do I proceed after placing self.color = color under the docstring?
steel yarrow
raise NotImplementedError was just there
They probably put it there for you to replace it with the actual code. As its name suggests, it's a placeholder to indicate that code hasn't been written yet.
how do I proceed
What's the current problem you're trying to solve?
steel yarrow
Ok
timid cloud
thx for assisting me anyways
steel yarrow
You're welcome.
timid cloud
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