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Dsa Miniproject

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Program

import turtle

import random

# Setup screen

screen = turtle.Screen()
screen.setup(width=700, height=700)

screen.tracer(0)

# Instruction for the user

print("Press SPACEBAR to roll the dice. Player 1 starts!")

# Constants
cell_size = 30

start_x = -230

start_y = -170

# Draw board

board = turtle.Turtle()

board.hideturtle()
board.penup()

# Draw grid and numbers

number = 1

for row in range(10):

for col in range(10):

actual_col = col if row % 2 == 0 else 9 - col

x = start_x + actual_col * cell_size


y = start_y + row * cell_size
board.goto(x + 5, y + 5)

board.write(str(number), font=("Arial", 10, "normal"))

board.goto(x, y)

board.pendown()
for _ in range(4):

board.forward(cell_size)

board.left(90)

board.penup()

number += 1

# Coordinate helper
def get_coordinates(pos):
row = (pos - 1) // 10

col = (pos - 1) % 10

if row % 2 == 1:

col = 9 - col

x = start_x + col * cell_size + cell_size // 2

y = start_y + row * cell_size + cell_size // 2

return x, y

# Snakes and ladders

snakes = {99: 21, 95: 75, 62: 19, 46: 5}

ladders = {3: 22, 6: 25, 20: 38, 36: 57, 63: 81, 68: 85}

# Draw lines for snakes and ladders

def draw_line(from_pos, to_pos, color):


t = turtle.Turtle()

t.hideturtle()

t.penup()
t.pensize(4)

t.color(color)

t.goto(get_coordinates(from_pos))

t.pendown()
t.goto(get_coordinates(to_pos))

for start, end in ladders.items():

draw_line(start, end, "green")

for head, tail in snakes.items():

draw_line(head, tail, "red")

# Players
player1 = turtle.Turtle()

player1.shape("turtle")

player1.color("blue")

player1.penup()

player1.goto(get_coordinates(1))

player1_position = 1

player2 = turtle.Turtle()

player2.shape("turtle")

player2.color("red")

player2.penup()

player2.goto(get_coordinates(1))

player2_position = 1

# Current player

current_player = 1
# Dice roll function

def roll():

global player1_position, player2_position, current_player

if player1_position >= 100 or player2_position >= 100:


print("Game over!")

return

dice = random.randint(1, 6)

print(f"Player {current_player} rolled: {dice}")

if current_player == 1:

player1_position += dice
if player1_position > 100:
player1_position -= dice

print(f"Player 1's roll was too high! Stay at {player1_position}")

else:

if player1_position in snakes:

print("Player 1 was bitten by a snake!")

player1_position = snakes[player1_position]

elif player1_position in ladders:


print("Player 1 climbed a ladder!")

player1_position = ladders[player1_position]

player1.goto(get_coordinates(player1_position))

else:

player2_position += dice

if player2_position > 100:

player2_position -= dice
print(f"Player 2's roll was too high! Stay at {player2_position}")

else:

if player2_position in snakes:
print("Player 2 was bitten by a snake!")

player2_position = snakes[player2_position]

elif player2_position in ladders:

print("Player 2 climbed a ladder!")


player2_position = ladders[player2_position]

player2.goto(get_coordinates(player2_position))

# Check win

if player1_position == 100:

print(" Player 1 wins the game!")

elif player2_position == 100:

print(" Player 2 wins the game!")

# Switch turns

current_player = 2 if current_player == 1 else 1

screen.update()

# Bind space to roll

screen.listen()

screen.onkey(roll, "space")

screen.update()
turtle.done()
Output:-
Press SPACEBAR to roll the dice. Player 1 starts!

Player 1 rolled: 3

Player 2 rolled: 1

Player 1 rolled: 6

Player 2 rolled: 1
Player 2 climbed a ladder!

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