How can I fit my random.choice into my code?

I'm trying to incorporate my random items into my code so that it can run. I will place list below the code. This is my code:

import time

import textwrap

import words

import random

def print_pause(message_to_print, sleep_time):

change delay time according to sleep_time

print(message_to_print)

time.sleep(sleep_time)

def intro(item):

intro of the game

msg = textwrap.dedent('''

================================

• Welcome to Panic Adventure! *

================================

''')

print_pause(msg, 2)

print_pause("You find yourself driving down a long road to a " + item[3] +

",that is near a " + item[4] + ".", 2)

print_pause("You have heard on the radio that a " + item[0] +

" is near here, and has been "

"frightening the people nearby.", 2)

print_pause("As you come closer to the house.", 2)

print_pause("There is a big storage shed to the left.", 2)

print_pause("In your pocket, you have a (not very helpful) " + item[1] +

".", 3)

def clear():

Gives the screen a clean look

print("\n"*100)

def scene_theme(item):

Generates random monster, weapons, place and a scenario for the game

scene = [words.monster, words.weapon1, words.weapon2,

words.place, words.scene]

for list in scene:

item.append(random.choice(list))

item[0] is monster

item[1] is small weapon

item[2] is final weapon

item[3] is the type of place

item[4] is the scenery of the place

return item

def house(item):

House activity

print_pause("You have arrived at the door of the house.", 2)

print_pause("Before knocking, the door creeks open and there's a " +

item[0] + ".", 2)

print_pause("......", 3)

print_pause("Oh no! It is the house of the " + item[0] + "'s!", 2)

print_pause("The " + item[0] + " begins attack!", 2)

if '1' not in item:

user hasn't got the final weapon

print_pause("You cannot handle it with only having a " + item[1] +

".", 3)

option = ''

while option != '1' or option != '2':

option = input("Would you like to (1) fight or (2) run away?\n")

if option == '1':

if '1' in item:

user has the final weapon

print_pause("The " + item[0] +

" starts to attack, you have taken out the " +

item[2], 2)

print_pause("The " + item[2] +

" is really powerful,"

"as you make ready to attack.", 3)

print_pause("But the " + item[0] +

" look at your powerful weapon "

"and runs off!", 2)

print_pause("You have scared it out of town. "

"You won!", 2)

game_finish()

else:

print_pause("You begin fighting back....", 2)

print_pause("....", 3)

if random.randint(1, 10) % 2 != 0:

random set of events

without final weapon

print_pause("The " + item[1] +

" is not helpful " + item[0] + ".", 2)

print_pause("You lost!", 2)

game_finish()

break

else:

print_pause("You have wounded the " + item[0] +

"'s arm with the help of your " + item[1] +

".", 2)

print_pause("You almost made it back to the car safely.",

2)

choice(item)

elif option == "2":

print_pause("You run back to your where it is safe. "

"No signs of you being followed.", 3)

choice(item)

def shed(item):

print_pause("You walk towards the shed.", 2)

if '1' in item:

Came into the shed before

print_pause("You have been here already and taken everything. "

"This shed is empty.", 1)

else:

walks into the shed the first time

print_pause("You look around and something caught you eye.", 2)

print_pause("You saw a silver " + item[2] + "!", 2)

print_pause("You threw away your " + item[1] +

" and grab the " + item[2] + " with you.", 2)

item.append('1')

print_pause("You walk towards the " + item[3] + ".", 2)

choice(item)

def choice(item):

print_pause("Enter 1 to knock on the door of the house.", 1)

print_pause("Enter 2 to walk into the shed.", 1)

area = input("What is your decision?\n(please enter 1 or 2.)\n")

if area == '1':

house(item)

elif area == '2':

shed(item)

else:

if the user puts in anything except

1 or 2 the function keeps repeating itself

choice(item)

def game_finish():

print_pause("Game Over!", 1)

play_again = input("Would you like to play again? (y/n)\n").lower()

if play_again == 'y':

play_game()

elif play_again == 'n':

print_pause("Thanks for playing! Goodbye!", 5)

else:

game_finish()

def play_game():

item = []

clear()

scene_theme(item)

intro(item)

choice(item)

play_game()

---

This is the list of items:

monster = ['zombie', 'bear', 'elf', 'dragon',

'prisoner']

weapon1 = ['dagger', 'rock', 'hand gun', 'pocket knife']

weapon2 = ['longsword', 'mjolnir', 'rifle', 'machete axe']

scene = ['cabin', 'beach house',

'manison']

place = ['forest', 'beach', 'city', 'woods']

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65911525/how-can-i-fit-my-random-choice-into-my-code January 27, 2021 at 09:07AM