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AttributeError? - ghost0fkarma - Feb-13-2019
class player:
def __init__(self, name, health):
self.name = name
self.health = health
def player_is_attacked(self, dmg_taken):
return self.health - dmg_taken
def player_is_healed(self, healing_recieved):
pass
def beginning():
player_name = input("What is your name? ")
main_player = (player_name, 100)
user_input = input("""
1. Player is attacked
2. Player is healed
3. Test your luck
""")
if user_input == "1":
print(main_player.player_is_attacked(20))
beginning()So I'm trying to learn how to use classes. I want to print out the value of 80 when the player takes 20 damage. Any help or tips is highly appreciated!
RE: AttributeError? - Larz60+ - Feb-13-2019
once you have instantiated player in the beginning function, you can access any of the class methods or variables defined with self.
example:
def beginning():
current_player = player()
...
print(current_player.name)
current_player.player_is_attacked(dmage)
...
RE: AttributeError? - ghost0fkarma - Feb-13-2019
Sorry to be a bother but I still don't understand. I keep receiving the error
Error:AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'player_is_attacked'RE: AttributeError? - stullis - Feb-13-2019
Look at line 14:
main_player = (player_name, 100)The variable main_player is a tuple. To make a player() object, it needs to be:
main_player = player(player_name, 100)
RE: AttributeError? - ghost0fkarma - Feb-13-2019
Problem Fixed! Thank you!