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Python Python Collections (2016, retired 2019) Dungeon Game Movement

Posted by Student5 Saxon
Student5 Saxon
2,525 Points

My quit doesn't work and I don't really understand why.

while True: print("Behold the dungeon!") print("You're in room{}".format(player)) print("You can move{}".format(", ".join(get_moves(player)))) print("Enter QUIT to quit")

move = input(">") move = move.upper

if move == 'QUIT': break if move in valid_moves: player = move_player(player, move) else: print("\n ** you ran into a wall!") continue

2 Answers

Shreyas Papinwar
Shreyas Papinwar
2,371 Points
Shreyas Papinwar
Shreyas Papinwar
2,371 Points 
move = input(">") 
move = move.upper

# Change this code to -
# and Note that when you call a method (such as upper), you need parentheses after it:

move = input("> ").upper()

it will work fine

Stuart Wright
Stuart Wright
41,120 Points
Stuart Wright
Stuart Wright
41,120 Points

Note that when you call a method (such as upper), you need parentheses after it:

move = move.upper()