ODD OR EVEN

COMPUTER SCIENCE PROJECT REPORT

Submitted By

S. Sarvesh

SRIMATHI SUNDARAVALLI MEMORIAL SCHOOL

CHENNAI
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

S. No. Content Page No.

1 Overview of Python 1-3

2 Abstract 4

3 Requirements 5

4 Built-in Functions 6

5 Data structures 7

6 Libraries 8

7 Source Code 9-15

8 Output 16-17

9 Future Outlook 18

10 Bibliography 19
 Overview of Python
History of python
Python was developed by Guido van Rossum in the year 1991 at
National Research Institute for Mathematics and Computer
Science in the Netherlands. Guido van Rossum born 31 January
1956 is a Dutch programmer. In his childhood he was very much
interested in electronics and
He was getting top grades in his high school, and he was learning
more about electronic out of curiosity he even posted an article
about electric circuit. Then at the college days his total perspective
way of seeing thing has undergone a change, so his peaking
interest moves towards programming. This all began when he was
developing a digital calculator this is the starting point where he
began to understand the greatness of software ,so this let his
curiosity to grow extraordinary and in his experiences makes him
to many idea that pop into his head in one such idea was creating
an open source software which we can understand well and easy
then he used after several years he create a software that is python
this software was purposefully created for himself .after then he
introduced to some people which people find its useful and easy
to use by seeing everybody using python Guido decided to release
python to the world then python became famous

Python features
Easy-to-learn − Python has few keywords, simple structure, and a
clearly
Defined syntax. This allows the student to pick up the language
quickly.

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Easy-to-read − Python code is more clearly defined and visible to
the eyes.

Easy-to-maintain − Python's source code is fairly easy-to-

maintain.

A broad standard library − Python's bulk of the library is very

portable and
Cross-platform compatible on UNIX, Windows, and Macintosh.

Interactive Mode − Python has support for an interactive mode

which allows interactive testing and debugging of snippets of code.

Portable − Python can run on a wide variety of hardware platforms

and has
The same interface on all platforms.

Extendable − you can add low-level modules to the Python

interpreter. These modules enable programmers to add to or
customize their tools to be more efficient.

Databases − Python provides interfaces to all major commercial

databases.

GUI Programming − Python supports GUI applications that can be

created and ported to many system calls, libraries and windows

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systems, such as Windows MFC, Macintosh, and the X Window
system of Unix.

Scalable − Python provides a better structure and support for large

programs than shell scripting.
Apart from the above-mentioned features
It supports functional and structured programming methods as
well as OOP.
It can be used as a scripting language or can be compiled to byte-
code for building large applications.

DERIVED FROM:
Python is derived from many other languages, including ABC,
Modula-3, C, C++, Algol-68, Smalltalk, and UNIX shell and other
scripting languages.

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ABSTRACT
In this project we are going to make the python interpreter play
with the user operating it. This is the traditional game of cricket
where most of the rules are followed. You can see your runs,
wicket, overs etc.

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Requirements
Hardware:
 Windows 7 or 10
 Intel Core i5 processor or equivalent
 5 GB available hard disk space
 Mac OS X 10.11 or higher, 64-bit
 Linux: RHEL 6/7, 64-bit (almost all libraries also work in Ubuntu)
 x86 64-bit CPU (Intel / AMD architecture)
 4GB Ram
Software:
 Windows 7 or 10
 Download the latest version of python.
 Libraries needed random.
 The Python download requires about 18 MB of disk space

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Built-in Functions

Range:

 The range() function returns a sequence of numbers, starting

from 0 by default, and increments by 1 (by default), and stops
before a specified number.

Print:

 The print() function is used to make the desired output

appear in the python interpreter.

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Data structures

 Nested list is used

 Nested if loop is used
 While loop is used
 Print statement is used

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Libraries

Random:
 Random module is an in-built module of Python which is
used to generate random numbers.

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SOURCE CODE

import random

# overs
a = input(
"do u want overs or unlimited overs. 'no' for unlimted and 'yes'
for over match :")
if a == 'no':
overs = -1
else:
overs = int(input("no . of .overs :"))
# wickets
wics = input(
"type 'no' for unlimted wickets or no of wickets to have wickets:")
if wics == "no":
wics = -1
wics = int(wics)
tn = input("enter ur team name :")
print("Lets start the game", end=' ')
tos = input("H for head and T for tails :")
rcoin = random.choice(['H', 'T'])
if tos == rcoin:
print("u have won the toss")
bob = input("'B' to bat and 'F' to field :")
else:
print("AI has won the toss")

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 bobai = random.choice(["Bat", "Field"])
print("AI has chose to ", bobai)
if bobai == "Bat":
bob = "F"
elif bobai == "Field":
bob = "B"
if bob == "B":
y=0
pscore = 0
ball = 1
over = 0
wic = 0
while(wic != wics and over != overs):
print("over-{} :balls-{} : score-{} - wics -{} ".format(over, ball,
pscore, wic))
hit = int(input("what run do u wanna hit the ball with :"))
aiball = random.randrange(0, 11)
while hit < 0 or hit > 10:
hit = int(input("type a range within 0 to 10"))
print(aiball)
ball += 1
if ball == 7:
over += 1
ball = 1
if aiball == hit:
wic += 1
else:
pscore += hit

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 if bob == 'F':
if pscore > y:
break
if wic == wics:
print("Ai has taken all ur wickets")
if over == overs:
print("u have played the max no of balls")
print("score-{} - wics -{} ".format(pscore, wic))
''' if bob == 'F':
if pscore > y[0]:
print("U have won AI by {}".format(pscore-y))
else:
print("AI has won u by {}".format(y-pscore))'''
n =pscore
print("target for Ai is ", n+1)
aiscore = 0
ball = 1
over = 0
wic = 0
while(wic != wics and over != overs):
print("over-{} :balls-{} : aiscore-{} - wics taken -{} ".format(over,
ball, aiscore, wic))
bowl = int(input("what run do u guess the AI might hit the
ball with :"))
aibat = random.randrange(0, 11)
while bowl < 0 or bowl > 10:
bowl = int(input("type a range within 0 to 10"))
print(aibat)

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 ball += 1
if ball == 7:
over += 1
ball = 1
if aibat == bowl:
wic += 1
else:
aiscore += aibat
if bob == 'B':
if aiscore > n:
break
if wic == wics:
print("U have taken all AI wickets")
if over == overs:
print("over up")
print("aiscore-{} - wics taken -{} ".format(aiscore, wic))
''' if bob == 'B':
if aiscore > n[0]:
print("AI has won u by {}".format(aiscore-n[0]))
else:
print("U have won AI by {}".format(n[0]-aiscore))'''
y =aiscore

elif bob == "F":

n=0
aiscore = 0
ball = 1
over = 0

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 wic = 0
while(wic != wics and over != overs):
print("over-{} :balls-{} : aiscore-{} - wics taken -{} ".format(over,
ball, aiscore, wic))
bowl = int(input("what run do u guess the AI might hit the
ball with :"))
aibat = random.randrange(0, 11)
while bowl < 0 or bowl > 10:
bowl = int(input("type a range within 0 to 10"))
print(aibat)
ball += 1
if ball == 7:
over += 1
ball = 1
if aibat == bowl:
wic += 1
else:
aiscore += aibat
if bob == 'B':
if aiscore > n:
break
if wic == wics:
print("U have taken all AI wickets")
if over == overs:
print("over up")
print("aiscore-{} - wics taken -{} ".format(aiscore, wic))
''' if bob == 'B':
if aiscore > n[0]:

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 print("AI has won u by {}".format(aiscore-n[0]))
else:
print("U have won AI by {}".format(n[0]-aiscore))'''
y =aiscore
print("target is ", y+1)
pscore = 0
ball = 1
over = 0
wic = 0
while(wic != wics and over != overs):
print("over-{} :balls-{} : score-{} - wics -{} ".format(over, ball,
pscore, wic))
hit = int(input("what run do u wanna hit the ball with :"))
aiball = random.randrange(0, 11)
while hit < 0 or hit > 10:
hit = int(input("type a range within 0 to 10"))
print(aiball)
ball += 1
if ball == 7:
over += 1
ball = 1
if aiball == hit:
wic += 1
else:
pscore += hit
if bob == 'F':
if pscore > y:
break

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 if wic == wics:
print("Ai has taken all ur wickets")
if over == overs:
print("u have played the max no of balls")
print("score-{} - wics -{} ".format(pscore, wic))
''' if bob == 'F':
if pscore > y[0]:
print("U have won AI by {}".format(pscore-y))
else:
print("AI has won u by {}".format(y-pscore))'''
n=pscore

if n>y:
print('u have won')
elif n==y:
print('it is an draw')
else:
print('ai has won')

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OUTPUT

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FUTURE OUTLOOK
In future this project can be made into a mobile game.
Using some other features available we can make it much more
interesting and colourfully presented in an output screen.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

SL AURORA
NCERT Computer Science Textbook

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