Question

The cOde

Answer 1

@e.mccormick

Answer 2

you need those 2 files i made the program read that file too :) very big step haha

Answer 3

Well, looks like you are really getting into the object orientated part.

Answer 4

why do you say that

Answer 5

Declaring classes with constructors.

Answer 6

oh ya :)

Answer 7

i just want all the players to be able to check the card status and stuff

Answer 8

and then i wanna create a method under the players that gets the different cards they have and stuff

Answer 9

the hardest part!! was figuring out how to generate all those card objects

Answer 10

till i finally realized you can have a dictionary with object values

Answer 11

i was trying a whole bunch of stuff for that

Answer 12

Hehe. 52 of them. I did something with them in C++... I should find all my old code sometime. Even from a different language it can be useful to see how it is done, then you write a version in the language you are working in.

Answer 13

oh hey right now

Answer 14

this is how the player checks the price of a card
board_dict['Illinois Ave.'].price

Answer 15

how do i change this way

Answer 16

i want the user to be able to enter something simpler like just illinois.price

Answer 17

seems like a too much work to check a card though

Answer 18

Well, it depends on the interface. Usually you will have the cards in some sort of dictionary, array, etc. Then you build a way to search for things. A common search trick is to convert the search and the lookup keys all to one case, upper or lower, and see if they match. But if you plan to do this all in a graphical interface, how a person searches may be as simple as clicking on an object.