I am making a life simulator game, which is run by commands the user inputs (something like the Dank Memer bot from discord.) Firstly, here is my code:
# Built-In Imports
import time
import random
import sys
import os
black = "\033[0;30m"
red = "\033[0;31m"
green = "\033[0;32m"
yellow = "\033[0;33m"
blue = "\033[0;34m"
magenta = "\033[0;35m"
cyan = "\033[0;36m"
white = "\033[0;37m"
bright_black = "\033[0;90m"
bright_red = "\033[0;91m"
bright_green = "\033[0;92m"
bright_yellow = "\033[0;93m"
bright_blue = "\033[0;94m"
bright_magenta = "\033[0;95m"
bright_cyan = "\033[0;96m"
bright_white = "\033[0;97m"
st = 0
def sp(str):
for letter in str:
sys.stdout.write(letter)
sys.stdout.flush()
time.sleep(st)
print()
yes = ['YES', 'yes', 'Yes', 'y', 'Y']
no = ['NO', 'no', 'No', 'n', 'N']
all_choices = ['NO', 'no', 'No', 'n', 'N', 'YES', 'yes', 'Yes', 'y', 'Y']
# <-- Commands -->
allowed_commands = ['help', 'joblist', 'job', 'jobresign', 'work', 'bal', 'balance', 'dep', 'deposit', 'with',
'withdraw', 'fish', 'hunt', 'shop', 'buy', 'sell', ]
# <-- Jobs -->
all_jobs = ['cosplayer', 'youtuber', 'manager', 'fastfoodcook', 'housewife', 'internettroll', 'teacher']
current_job = []
working = False
money = 500
deposit_allowed = 100
deposited = 0
def rules():
sp(f"""
{blue}\nHere are the commands you can use:
To see the list of commands, type [help]
{bright_green}Work/Job:
\t{bright_blue}See all Jobs, {yellow}Command: [joblist],
\t{bright_blue}Get a job, {yellow}Command: [job],
\t{bright_blue}Resign from job, {yellow}Command: [jobresign]
\t{bright_blue}Work on the job, {yellow}Command: [work],
{bright_green}Money:
\t{bright_blue}Check your balance, {yellow}Command: ['bal' or 'balance'],
\t{bright_blue}Deposit money in the bank, {yellow}Command: [dep or deposit],
\t{bright_blue}Withdraw money from the bank, {yellow}Command: [with or withdraw],
\t{bright_blue}Beg, {yellow}Command: [beg],
\t{bright_blue}Inventory, {yellow}Command: [inv or inventory],
{bright_green}Shopping/Buying:
\t{bright_blue}See the shop, {yellow}Command: [shop],
\t{bright_blue}Buy Item, {yellow}Command: [buy],
\t{bright_blue}Sell Item, {yellow}Command: [sell],
{red} Note: More commands will unlock once you start buying things.
""")
def gamePlay():
while True:
command = input(f"{bright_green}Command (type [help] to see list of all commands):\n>> ")
while command in allowed_commands:
# <-- Display Rules -->
if command == 'help':
rules()
break
# <-- Display Jobs -->
elif command == 'joblist':
joblist_function()
break
# <-- Get Jobs -->
elif command == 'job' and working == False:
job_funtion()
break
elif command == 'job' and working == True:
print(f"\n{red}You are already doing a job. You can't work on two jobs,that is dumb...\n")
break
# <-- Resign Job -->
elif command == 'jobresign':
job_resign()
break
# <-- Work -->
elif command == 'work' and working == True:
work()
break
elif command == "work" and working == False:
print(f"{red}\nLOL, you don't have a job, how you gonna work?\n")
break
# <-- Deposit -->
elif command == 'dep' or 'deposit' and deposit_allowed != deposited:
dep_money()
break
elif command == 'dep' or 'deposit' and deposit_allowed == deposited:
print("You have a full bank kiddo...")
break
# <-- Balance -->
elif command == 'bal' or 'balance':
display_balance()
break
def display_balance():
while True:
global money
global deposit_allowed
global deposited
print(f"{bright_magenta}\nWallet: ⏣ {money}\nBank: {deposited}/{deposit_allowed}\n")
break
def joblist_function():
time.sleep(0.5)
os.system('clear')
print(f"""
{bright_red}Here are the list of jobs:
■ Cosplayer, ■ YouTuber,
■ Manager, ■ Fast Food Cook,
■ House Wife, ■ Internet Troll,
■ Teacher
""")
def job_funtion():
time.sleep(0.5)
os.system('clear')
global working
global current_job
while working == False:
job_select = input(
f"\n{magenta}What job do you want to work as? [Enter the job name in lowercase and without spaces]\n> ")
while job_select in all_jobs:
if job_select in all_jobs and working == False:
print(f"\n{green}You are working as a {job_select.title()}\n")
current_job.append(f"{job_select.title()}")
working = True
break
else:
print(f"{red}\nOIII, there is no job like that...\n")
def job_resign():
time.sleep(0.5)
os.system('clear')
global current_job
if len(current_job) == 0:
print(f"{red}\nLOL, you don't even have a job. What are you resigning from?\n")
if len(current_job) == 1:
print("\nYou have resigned from your job. Congrats on being jobless... \n")
current_job.pop()
def work():
global money
time.sleep(0.5)
os.system('clear')
words = ['ritzy', 'cool', 'unique', 'calendar', 'sweater', 'ancient', 'open', 'wave', 'blush', 'gold', 'nod',
'racial']
random_choice = random.choice([1])
if random_choice == 1:
random_word = random.choice(words)
print(
f"{bright_yellow}\nWrite down the word that will appear on the screen for half a second(it will be hard to see):")
time.sleep(4)
print(f"\n{black}{random_word}\n")
time.sleep(0.5)
os.system('clear')
work1 = input(f"{green}\nWhat was the word?\n> ")
if work1 == random_word:
print(f"{green}\nBOSS: Great work. I am going to give you ⏣ 15,000 for this hour of work.\n")
money += 15000
if work1 != random_word:
print(f"{red}BOSS: Terrible effort. I am going to give you ⏣ 3,000 for this hour of work.\n")
money += 3000
if random_choice == 2:
pass
if random_choice == 3:
pass
if random_choice == 4:
pass
if random_choice == 5:
pass
def dep_money():
global money
global deposit_allowed
global deposited
money_to_dep = int(input(f"{bright_blue}\nHow much money do you want to deposit?(enter amount ONLY):\n>> "))
while money_to_dep <= deposit_allowed - deposited:
try:
money -= money_to_dep
deposited += money_to_dep
break
except Exception:
print(f"{red}OIIIIII, Wrong INPUT. Try again.")
break
gamePlay()
If you see the gameplay() function, you will see that in the third last elif statment, I have set this conditional in which the dep_money() function runs if you input 'dep' or 'deposit'.
Then in the last elif statement, the display_balance() function runs when you enter 'bal' or 'balance'.
But when I run the code, even if I type bal or dep, only the dep_money() function runs both times. See the Ouput:
Command (type [help] to see list of all commands):
>> bal
How much money do you want to deposit?(enter amount ONLY):
>> 1
Command (type [help] to see list of all commands):
>> dep
How much money do you want to deposit?(enter amount ONLY):
>>
This is my problem. Why does the same function run even though I have explicitly stated that different functions should run in different inputs.
Also, if I move the last elif statement above the third last, which is like this:
# <-- Balance -->
elif command == 'bal' or 'balance':
display_balance()
break
# <-- Deposit -->
elif command == 'dep' or 'deposit' and deposit_allowed != deposited:
dep_money()
break
elif command == 'dep' or 'deposit' and deposit_allowed == deposited:
print("You have a full bank kiddo...")
break
You will see that the display_balance() function runs both times even if I input dep.
Why is this happening and how do I fix it?
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