T4 DIGI MIND MAP

T4 DIGI MIND MAP

1. Success Criteria

   • Success Criteria 1
     • the storyline must have at least 10 variables in the game
       • You must create a story
       • You must have 10 variables in total
       • 10 variables must be different
   • Success Criteria 2
     • must use 2 choices in each input
       • Must create some input section
       • Must create some choices
       • Each input section must have at least 2 choices
   • Success Criteria 3
     • you must use a WEHILE loop
       • Must use a WHILE loop
   • Success Criteria 4
     • use variables that is matching your story line
       • Must have a storyline
       • Must use variables
       • These variables must match the storyline
   • self-determined criteria
     • Success Criteria 5
       • Must create a war-based game, and include different types of armies in the game, and defeat enemies to win the game
         • Create a war-based game
         • Include different types of armies
         • Defeat the enemies to win the game

2. idea for story

   • store player's name
     • you are the commander o f the war
       • input("Enter your name: ")
   • health counter
     • use different type of soldier to defeat enemies
       • if you lose you -1 health
       • you have 3 health
   • different types of soldier
     • archer, cavalry and pikemen
       • print("\which types of soldiers do you want to use?") print("archer, cavalry, pikeman")
   • different type of soldier has strength and weakness
     • cavalry beat archer
       • archer beat pikeman
         • pikeman beat cavalry

3. existing text-based adventure game

   • Hitchhikers Guide To the Galaxy
     • A comedic science‑fiction franchise created by Douglas Adams in 1978, beginning as a BBC Radio 4 series and later expanding into novels, TV, film, games, and stage adaptations.
       • advantage: Intelligent In-Game "Guide"
       • disadvantage: Deliberately Unfair Parser Quirks
   • Forest of Lyrica
     • An interactive adventure game featuring exploration, puzzles, and magical encounters, available as a web-based game.
       • advantage: Beginner-Friendly Interface
       • disadvantage: Small Game Scale
   • The Obelisk of Ashkar
     • A classic five-act interactive text adventure game set in March 1937, Egypt. Players must race against their arch-rival, Ernst Krauss, along the Nile River to solve puzzles, navigate ancient temples, and stop him from defileing the legendary obelisk.
       • disadvantage: High Difficulty / Easy to Get Stuck
       • advantage: Immersive Narrative

4. algorithm construct

   • Print
     • add ("") after print on Thonny and the system will print the word on the Shell place
       • print("Welcome to the war of the Middle Earth! Commander!")
   • While/end while
     • add while in front of the code the code will run forever until you told the system to stop
       • while health > 0 and wave > 0: if wave == 3: print("An Orc archer army are comming") chooseArmy = input("Army Merchant: which types of soldiers do you want to use? \narcher, cavalry, pikeman(pick one):")
   • IF/ELSE
     • it just the meaning of the text, If something happened, do ...... Else do .......
       • if chooseArmy == "cavalry": print("Great choice! Cavalry crushed the Orc archers! You win this wave!") print("You successfully defended the first wave!") print("but be careful the power of dark hasn't disappeared") wave = wave - 1
   • ELIF
     • Else if something happened, do ...... it just a short name to ELSE...IF
       • elif chooseArmy == "archer" or chooseArmy == "pikeman": print("Oh no! Your soldiers were defeated by Orc archers! You lost 1 health") health = health - 1
   • OUTPUT
     • what the code release
       • OUTPUT "Hi, welcome to the war of middle earth"
   • input
     • what you give to the code system
       • input "what is your name"

5. coding construct

   • For loops
     • A FOR loop is a common control structure in Python that allows you to repeat a block of code a specific number of times.
       • DECLARE count SET count TO 0 FOR count = 1 to 10 OUTPUT count END FOR OUTPUT ‘finished’
   • While loops
     • another control structure in Python that allows you to repeat a block of code while a certain condition is true.
       • DECLARE count SET count TO 0 WHILE (there are items in a pile) ADD 1 TO count END WHILE OUTPUT the number of items
   • IF statement
     • If and if-else statements are used in Python to perform conditional execution of code.
       • IF (totalCost > $10) THEN OUTPUT 'no delivery charge' ELSE OUTPUT '$5 delivery charge'
   • Collections (Arrays/Lists)
     • Store multiple values for processing.
       • numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] total = sum(numbers) # process list with a loop
   • Functions
     • ncapsulate reusable logic with parameters and a return value.
       • def greet(name): return f"Hello {name}!" print(greet("Alice"))
   • Variables
     • Variables store data; data types define the kind of data.
       • playerName = input("Enter your name: ") health = 3 wave = 3 print("Hi! " + playerName + ", in this game, \nYou will need to defeat the enemies using your skill of command to win the game!")