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Sergio039 [100]2 years ago

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Answer:

Check the explanation

Explanation:

from random import randint

def startGame(round,p1Name,p2Name,p1Wins,p2Wins):

print("\nPlaying round", round ,"of Beat That...")

print(p1Name,"rolls")

p1 = rollDice(p1Name)

print(p2Name,"rolls")

p2 = rollDice(p2Name)

if p1 > p2:

print(p1Name,"Wins this Round!")

p1Wins += 1

elif p2 > p1:

print(p2Name,"Wins this Round!")

p2Wins +=1

else:

print("The Players Tie this Round")

return p1Wins,p2Wins

def maxNumber(num):

a = []

for i in range(len(num)):

a.append(max(num))

num.remove(max(num))

maxNum = ''.join(map(str,a))

return maxNum

def getDiceRollValue(numOfDice):

num = []

for i in range(numOfDice):

a = randint(1, 6)

num.append(a)

return num

def rollDice(playerName):

rollValue = getDiceRollValue(numOfDice)

print(rollValue)

maxNumOutofRoll = maxNumber(rollValue)

print(playerName, "chooses",maxNumOutofRoll)

return maxNumOutofRoll

def winner(p1Name,p2Name,p1Wins,p2Wins):

print("Game Score:",p1Name,"has won",p1Wins,"rounds.",p2Name,"has won",p2Wins,"rounds.")

if p1Wins > p2Wins:

print(p1Name,"Wins This Game!")

elif p2Wins > p1Wins:

print(p2Name,"Wins This Game!")

else:

print("The Players Tie the Game")

numOfDice = 2

numOfRounds = 5

p1Name = "Player 1"

p2Name = "Player 2"

p1Wins = 0

p2Wins = 0

for i in range(1,numOfRounds+1):

p1Wins,p2Wins = startGame(i,p1Name,p2Name,p1Wins,p2Wins)

winner(p1Name,p2Name,p1Wins,p2Wins)

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