Python - Hangmanのゲームのグラフィックを表示する必要があります

Question

私はHangmanのゲームをコーディングするためにPythonのチュートリアルに取り組んでいます。私は自分のコンピュータにPython 3.5をインストールしましたが、このチュートリアルではPython 2.7を使用しています。ゲームは画像を表示する以外は機能します。それは文法上の問題か、私が学んできたことからこれにアプローチする別の方法がありますか？ここに私のコードでは、あなたのhangedman方法は、実際には何も印刷したり、グラフィックスのハードコードされたリストを使用していないようだ...

#!/usr/bin/env python 2 

from random import * 

player_score = 0 
computer_score = 0 

# Define the graphics that will be used in the game 
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def start(): 
    print ("Let's play a game of Linux Hangman") 
    while game(): 
     # pass will exit the loop if the player is done 
     pass 
    scores() 

def game(): 
    # Create a set of words to play the game with 
    dictionary = ["cat", "dog", "bird", "nest", "sun", "tree"] 
    # Use the choice function from random mod to select a word 
    word = choice(dictionary) 
    word_length = len(word) 
    # Create a clue with the number of underscores 
    # equal to the word's length 
    clue = word_length * ["_"] 
    tries = 6 
    letters_tried = "" 
    guesses = 0 
    letters_right = 0 
    letters_wrong = 0 
    global computer_score, player_score 

    # Set up a loop that continues until player wins or loses 
    while (letters_wrong != tries) and ("".join(clue) != word): 
     letter = guess_letter() 
     # Make sure entry is numeric and only 1 character long 
     if len(letter) == 1 and letter.isalpha(): 
      if letters_tried.find(letter) != -1: 
       print ("You've already picked", letter) 
      else: 
       letters_tried = letters_tried + letter 
       # Search the word for the entered letter 
       first_index = word.find(letter) 
       # If letter is correct, let user know 
       if first_index == -1: 
        letters_wrong += 1 
        print ("Sorry,",letter,"isn't what we're looking for.") 
       else: 
        print ("Congratulations, ",letter," is correct.") 
        # Loop through the word and change the specific letter 
        # that is correct 
        for i in range(word_length): 
         if letter == word[i]: 
          clue[i] = letter 
     else: 
      print ("Choose another.") 

     # Display the graphic 
     hangedman(letters_wrong) 
     # Print what the clue currently looks like 
     print (" ".join(clue)) 
     print ("Guesses: ", letters_tried) 

     # Check if the game is over 
     if letters_wrong == tries: 
      print ("Game Over") 
      print ("The word was", word) 
      computer_score += 1 
      break 
     if "".join(clue) == word: 
      print ("You win!") 
      print ("The word was", word) 
      player_score += 1 
      break 
    return play_again() 

# Get user input, sanitize, display it, and return it to be used 
def guess_letter(): 
    letter = input("Take a guess at our mystery word: ") 
    letter.strip() 
    letter.lower() 
    print (letter) 
    return letter 

# Ask to play again 
def play_again(): 
    answer = input("Would you like to play again? y/n: ") 
    if answer in ("y", "Y", "yes", "Yes", "Of course!"): 
     return answer 
    else: 
     print ("Thank you very much for playing!") 

def scores(): 
    global player_score, computer_score 
    print ("HIGH SCORES") 
    print ("Player: ", player_score) 
    print ("Computer: ", computer_score) 

# Used to execute in command line or import 
# into another Python script. This will prevent 
# the code from being executed when being imported. 
if __name__ == '__main__': 
    start() 

Answer 1

です。 hangedman方法の終わりに、graphicリストの下のコード行を追加してみてください：

print(graphic[hangman])