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python game code script

def print_board(board):

 print "The board look like this: \n"

 for i in range(3):
  print " ",
  for j in range(3):
   if board[i*3+j] == 1:
    print 'X',
   elif board[i*3+j] == 0:
    print 'O', 
   elif board[i*3+j] != -1:
    print board[i*3+j]-1,
   else:
    print ' ',
   
   if j != 2:
    print " | ",
  print
  
  if i != 2:
   print "-----------------"
  else: 
   print 
   
def print_instruction():
 print "Please use the following cell numbers to make your move"
 print_board([2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10])


def get_input(turn):

 valid = False
 while not valid:
  try:
   user = raw_input("Where would you like to place " + turn + " (1-9)? ")
   user = int(user)
   if user >= 1 and user <= 9:
    return user-1
   else:
    print "That is not a valid move! Please try again.\n"
    print_instruction()
  except Exception as e:
   print user + " is not a valid move! Please try again.\n"
  
def check_win(board):
 win_cond = ((1,2,3),(4,5,6),(7,8,9),(1,4,7),(2,5,8),(3,6,9),(1,5,9),(3,5,7))
 for each in win_cond:
  try:
   if board[each[0]-1] == board[each[1]-1] and board[each[1]-1] == board[each[2]-1]:
    return board[each[0]-1]
  except:
   pass
 return -1

def quit_game(board,msg):
 print_board(board)
 print msg
 quit()

def main():
 
 # setup game
 # alternate turns
 # check if win or end
 # quit and show the board
 
 print_instruction()

 board = []
 for i in range(9):
  board.append(-1)

 win = False
 move = 0
 while not win:

  # print board
  print_board(board)
  print "Turn number " + str(move+1)
  if move % 2 == 0:
   turn = 'X'
  else:
   turn = 'O'

  # get user input
  user = get_input(turn)
  while board[user] != -1:
   print "Invalid move! Cell already taken. Please try again.\n"
   user = get_input(turn)
  board[user] = 1 if turn == 'X' else 0

  # advance move and check for end game
  move += 1
  if move > 4:
   winner = check_win(board)
   if winner != -1:
    out = "The winner is " 
    out += "X" if winner == 1 else "O" 
    out += " :)"
    quit_game(board,out)
   elif move == 9:
    quit_game(board,"No winner :(")

if __name__ == "__main__":
 main()

Example code and programs

There are many example programs available for download at:
http://ProgramArcadeGames.com/python_examples/en/python_examples.zip

Here is a brief description of what is available:

1.1 Text examples

Example programs that don't involve graphics:

• Program that calculates miles-per-gallon. 
  calculate_miles_per_gallon.py
• Calculates the kinetic energy of an object. 
  calculate_kinetic_energy.py
• Simple example if statements. 
  if_statement_examples.py
• Simple example for loops. 
  for_loop_examples.py
• Simple example while loops. (Chapter 4
  while_loop_examples.py
• Simple example for encrypting text. 
  simple_encryption.py
• Simple example for decrypting text. 
  simple_decryption.py
• Binary and linear searches.
  searching_example.py
• Property check examples.
  property_check_examples.py

1.2 Graphics examples

Programs that show how to use graphics:

• This opens up a blank pygame window. It is a good template to use when starting a new program. 
  pygame_base_template.py
• This file demonstrates setting up a window and drawing rectangles, polygons, text, and other basic shapes. 
  simple_graphics_demo.py
• See how to rotate text.
  text_rotate.py
• Demos all the commands in the draw module.
  draw_module_example.py
• Animate a bouncing rectangle around the screen. 
  bouncing_rectangle.py
• Animate a several bouncing balls. 
  bouncing_balls.py
• This shows how to use an array to animate and track multiple objects. In this case, snow flakes. 
  animating_snow.py
• This file draws a snowman inside of a function. The program can then call the draw snowman function and draw several snowmen easily. 
  functions_and_graphics.py
• Move an object with the mouse. 
  move_mouse.py
• Move an object with the keyboard. 
  move_keyboard.py
• Move an object with the game controller. 
  move_game_controller.py
• Show how to read everything off a gamepad/controller/joystick. 
  joystick_calls.py
• Display bitmapped images (png, jpg) to a screen. Make sounds. 
  bitmapped_graphics.py
• Display a board based on a two-dimensional grid. Useful when creating games like tic-tac-toe, minesweeper, memory-match, connect-four, etc. 
  array_backed_grid.py
• Display one or more pages of instruction before the game starts.
  instruction_screen.py
• Plays background music. When the music is over, an event is triggered and a different song starts. The music is included in the downloadable zip file, or you can follow the links in the comments to download the music.
  background_music.py
• Shows how to display a centered "Game Over" message, and stop game play when a game is over.
  game_over.py
• Display a line sweeping around in a circle like a radar.
  radar_sweep.py
• Count up and count down timers.
  timer.py
• Using recursion to make nested rectangles. 
  recursive_rectangles.py
• Using recursion to make fractals. 
  fractal.py
• Put a timer on the screen.
  timer.py

1.3 Sprite examples

How to use sprites:

• Move a sprite with the mouse and collect blocks. 
  sprite_collect_blocks.py
• Same as collect blocks example, but all the sprites move. 
  moving_sprites.py
• Same as collect blocks example, but you can move the sprite by clicking to pick them up.
  pick_up_blocks.py
• Rather than just move down, these sprites bounce.
  moving_sprites_bounce.py
• Prior example too boring? Get the sprites to move in circles.
  sprite_circle_movement.py
• Expands the prior example to show how to manage a game with levels. Level advances when all the blocks are cleared.
  sprite_collect_blocks_levels.py
• Same as sprite_collect_blocks.py but with a black circle instead of a block. 
  sprite_collect_circle.py
• Same as sprite_collect_blocks.py but with a graphic instead of a block. 
  sprite_collect_graphic.py
• Same as sprite_collect_blocks.py but with a graphic instead of a block.
  sprite_rotating.py
• Same idea as sprite_collect_blocks.py but uses a Game class to organize the code. This is a more advanced way of organizing the code. It helps if you want to “restart” a game once it is over. 
  game_class_example.py
• Move a sprite around the screen with the mouse. 
  move_sprite_mouse.py
• Move a sprite with the keyboard in discrete “jumps.”
  move_sprite_keyboard_jump.py
• Move a sprite with the keyboard smoothly and continuously while a key is pressed. 
  move_sprite_keyboard_smooth.py
• Move a sprite with a game controller or joystick. 
  move_sprite_game_controller.py
• Basic Pong game using two game controllers.
  pong.py
• How to manage bullets with sprites.
  bullets.py
• How to aim bullets.
  bullets_aimed.py
• Control a snake as it moves around the screen.
  snake.py

1.4 Platformer examples

Progressively more complex examples for a platformer game:

• Move a sprite around the screen, but not let it move through walls.
  move_with_walls_example.py
• More complex version of prior example, with multi-colored walls, and multiple rooms.
  maze_runner.py
• Get the player to jump off platforms.
  platform_jumper.py
• Like platform jumper, but scroll side to side.
  platform_scroller.py
• Make those platforms move!
  platform_moving.py
• A multi-file example that shows a platformer using sprite sheets.Sprite Sheets