>> #assuming target number 15
>> roll = (result, initial_mins, initial_max)
> I'd forget the tuple and just use the names,
> it is more readable that way...
>if result > 15:
> if initial_mins >= 2:...
> elif initial_max >=2:...
> But otherwise it seems to reflect the rules as you've written them...
Oh, that's a good idea, that's definitely more readable.
But the issue isn't if it reflects the rules (although it's good that
it does!), but whether there's a better way to structure the
if-elif-else part, or even if there's a better way to handle it. I'll
probably send it through a function, something like (pseudocode):
def check_result(diceroll_result, initial_mins, initial_max):
check for success/failure and so on
return result
But even so, is my if-elif-else structure the best way to go about it?
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best regards,
Robert S.
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