Learn Craps Video Source And Information:

Part One – https://youtu.be/nroU9zOQF3c
Part Two – https://youtu.be/R4rKdN9NCrk
Part Three – https://youtu.be/m4JMDuxz030
Part Four – https://youtu.be/AhXY0eYhTTM
Part Five – https://youtu.be/Wse90U2Pzkc

In this tutorial, we continue to build our street craps this is part 2 you can find part 1 here https://youtu.be/nroU9zOQF3c. Make sure you watch the first Python tutorial. In this Python By Example tutorial we will add some inputs and an if statement. This is some sloppy coding but this is intentional to help everyone learn. At the bottom of this description you can find our code.

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from random import randint

def dice_roll():
dice_1 = randint(1, 6)
dice_2 = randint(1, 6)

return dice_1, dice_2

shooters_bet = input(“The amount you would like to bet? “)
number_of_players = input(“Total number of players? “)

first_move = input(‘Shoot or change bet? Enter either shoot or change: ‘)

if first_move == ‘shoot’:
roll = dice_roll()
print(“Dice 1 rolled a {}”.format(roll[0]))
print(“Dice 2 rolled a {}”.format(roll[1]))
print(sum(roll))
else:
shooters_bet = input(“The amount you would like to bet? “)
first_move = input(‘Shoot or change bet? Enter either shoot or change: ‘)
if first_move == ‘shoot’:
roll = dice_roll()
print(“Dice 1 rolled a {}”.format(roll[0]))
print(“Dice 2 rolled a {}”.format(roll[1]))
print(sum(roll))

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