Boston_Adventure

This is my routing program to help a Boston visitor plan their route along the Red Line to get to various landmarks.

How To Play

Start the game with python3 Boston_Adventure.py
Choose your starting point by typing the letter that represents your current landmark.
Choose your ending point by typing the letter of your next landmark destination. The program will give you every station stop on the way to your destination.
Decide if you would like to go to another landmark. Type y for yes and n for no.
If you choose yes, the program will ask if you would like to see the list of landmarks again. Choose yes or no.
Choose if you would like to change your origin o, destination d, or both b.
Repeat steps 2 through 6.

Why This Program?

I wanted to showcase my ability to create a graph and use both breadth first and depth first searches. I included three dictionaries along with the graph search functions and imported these into my routing program. I really enjoyed our visit to Boston last month and I wanted to memorialize our trip using my program.

Take a look at my routing program and let me know what you think.

https://github.com/tinabear817/Boston_Adventure

I created my fist python game for codecademy.com! The purpose of this exercise was to show my understanding of what I learned during the first 25% of the Beginner Computer Science course.

In this game, the hero attacks monsters and tries to reach 40 points. The hero starts with 20 points. Each monster defeated earns the hero 2 points. Each monster that attacks the hero takes 1 point away from the hero.

I created a class for Monsters with several attributes, such as size, color, shape, and number of points. Each monster’s size, color, and shape attribute is determined by a random generator. I included a Hero class in which the player can add their name and it keeps track of their current number of points.

Check out my GitHub repository to see my first ever Python game!

https://github.com/tinabear817/MonsterVSHero.git