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Introduction
You have completed all the modules in this training. Now, it's time for you to apply your
knowledge to create an application in Python. Read the scenario below and then respond to
the problem statement described.
Scenario
Fantasy Cricket
It is an online game where you create a virtual team of real cricket players and score points
depending on how your chosen players perform in real life matches. To win a tournament,
you must try and get the maximum points and the No. 1 rank amongst other participants.
Here's how a Fantasy Cricket game may look like.
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1 - Opening screen of the application. You can see the players of each category by selecting the category. To
begin with, the selection is disabled until a new team is created from the Manage Teams menu. A pop up asking
the name of the team appears.
2 - The toolbar menu options which allow you to create a new team, open an existing team, save your team and
finally evaluate the score of a saved team.
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3 - After clicking New Team, the left box is populated with player names. As you select a different category, the
corresponding list of players is displayed.
4 - On double-clicking each player name, the right box gets populated. Points available and used are displayed
accordingly.
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5 - Message if the game logic is not followed
6 - Pop-up on clicking Evaluate Score. You can select your team here and the match for which the players'
performance is compared.
7 - The final score for your fantasy team based on the match selected.
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Problem Statement
Create a Fantasy Cricket game in Python. The game should have all the features displayed in
the mock-up screens in the scenario. To calculate the points for each player, you can use
rules similar to the sample rules displayed below.
Sample of Rules
Batting
● 1 point for 2 runs scored
● Additional 5 points for half century
● Additional 10 points for century
● 2 points for strike rate (runs/balls faced) of 80-100
● Additional 4 points for strike rate>100
● 1 point for hitting a boundary (four) and 2 points for over boundary (six)
Bowling
● 10 points for each wicket
● Additional 5 points for three wickets per innings
● Additional 10 points for 5 wickets or more in innings
● 4 points for economy rate (runs given per over) between 3.5 and 4.5
● 7 points for economy rate between 2 and 3.5
● 10 points for economy rate less than 2
Fielding
● 10 points each for catch/stumping/run out
Database Design
For the database, you are required to use three tables – match, stats and teams.
match
Player Scored Faced Fours Sixes Bowle Maide Given Wkts Catche Stumpin RO*
d n s g
*Run Out
teams
name players value
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stats
player matches runs 100s 50s value ctg
Note: The teams table will be populated after score calculation. The data to enter in the remaining
two tables is given below:
Hint: If you are wondering where to start and how to plan your work, here are some
suggestions.
i. First, create the database of players. Plan the required tables and add data to your
database.
ii. Next, create the GUI. Generate the required Python code for the UI.
iii. Finally, populate the Python code generated in step ii with more attributes and method
definitions (action listeners).
Assignment Submission
Your submission should have fully functional code with the required modules, packages and
database files. These should be submitted as an archive file. The key elements that should be
present in your submission are:
i. The main application code
ii. A Database of cricket players and their relevant stats
iii. The application .ui file
Project Evaluation Criteria
The following criteria will be used to evaluate your project submission.
Elements Categories Criteria
Application
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Flow Populate left list widget from database as per category
radio button clicked
Add players from players list to selected players list
Remove players from selected players list to players list
Show error if selection criterion is violated
Calculate team score
UI Widgets should be placed symmetrically
Code
Naming Convention Meaningful variable names
Meaningful function names
Modularity A single function should be used for a single task/No
code repetition (make generalized functions)
Error Handling Implement error handling wherever required
Database
Design
Tables Number of tables
Column names
Data types
Data
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