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2.1.3.8 Lab - Create A Simple Game With Python IDLE

This document describes creating a simple guessing game using Python IDLE. It involves launching the VirtualBox VM, using the terminal to navigate to the documents directory, launching IDLE, writing Python code for the guessing game, saving and running the code. The game has a player select a number between 0 and 1024 for the computer to guess using bisection search.

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2.1.3.8 Lab - Create A Simple Game With Python IDLE

This document describes creating a simple guessing game using Python IDLE. It involves launching the VirtualBox VM, using the terminal to navigate to the documents directory, launching IDLE, writing Python code for the guessing game, saving and running the code. The game has a player select a number between 0 and 1024 for the computer to guess using bisection search.

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Lab – Create a Simple Game with Python IDLE

Objectives
Part 1: Launch VirtualBox and Enter the I2IoT server VM
Part 2: Create a Simple Game with Python IDLE
Part 3: IDLE for Python

Background
Python, a programming language, allows for simpler statements. Python is very easy to use, powerful, and
versatile. It has become the language of choice for many IoT developers. One of the main reasons for the
popularity of Python is the developer community; Python developers have created and made available many
specific modules that can be imported into any program to immediately lend added functionality.

Scenario
In this lab, you will create a simple game using Python IDLE.

Required Resources
 A modern personal computer with sufficient RAM and with internet access.
 VirtualBox with I2IoT server installed.

Part 1: Launch VirtualBox and Enter the I2IoT server VM


In Part 1, you launch virtualization software VirtualBox and login to the I2IoT server VM.

Step 1: Launch VirtualBox.


a. After VirtualBox is installed (see Lab 2.1.2.a), the VirtualBox icon should appear on the Desktop. Click the
icon to launch the VirtualBox.

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b. Click I2IoT – GUI on the left pane to launch the server VM.

c. The default username is IoT_user with no password. Click the blue bar IoT_user in the middle of the
screen to log in to the VM.

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Step 2: Navigate to the user Document directory


a. To access the command line interface, click Application on the menu bar and choose Terminal.

b. Use the pwd command to display the current directory.

c. Use the ls command to show the list of contents in the current directory. Use the ls command with the -l
option to show detailed information about the contents.

d. Use the cd Documents command to change the directory to the /home/IoT_user/Documents directory.
Verify by using the command pwd.

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Part 2: Create a Simple Game with Python IDLE


In Part 2, you will create a simple game. The goal of the game is to find a number chosen by a player within 0
and 1024 using the bisection method.

Step 1: Launch IDLE.


a. Use the idle3 command to launch IDLE. By default, it starts in Python Shell, or interactive interpreter,
window. You are already familiar with the interactive interpreter.
[IoT_user@stueverj-vm2 Documents]$ idle3

b. Click File -> New File to open a new (Untitled) Python script.

c. Type the codes in the script, and note that the codes are color coded with open and close parentheses
matched.

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d. Click File -> Save, and save the current script as 2.py in the current directory. Click the Save button.
e. Click Run -> Run Module (or press F5). The shell window will display the result.

f. Troubleshoot if an error occurs during code syntax evaluation.

Reflection
How to catch if the player enters a number beyond the range of 0 to 1024?
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How to catch if the player enters a float number?
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