Roll the Die!
10 Points
randomness
Instructions
Continuing the theme of the wizards and warriors game, it is time to add an all purpose die rolling method. This will be the traditional 18 sided die with numbers 1 to 18. Players also generate a spell strength.
1. Enable a wizards and warriors player to roll a die.
Implement a RollDie() method on the Player class.
var player = new Player();
player.RollDie();
// => >= 1 <= 182. Players need their strength. Provide a means to generate spell strength
Implement a GenerateSpellStrength() method on the player class. The spell strength is between 0.0 and up to but not including 100.0.
Note that spell strength must be a real number (not an integer) to reduce the possibility of a tie when the strengths of two adversaries are compared.
var player = new Player();
player.GenerateSpellStrength();
// => >= 0.0 < 100.0Roll the Die!
10 Points
randomness
Instructions
Continuing the theme of the wizards and warriors game, it is time to add an all purpose die rolling method. This will be the traditional 18 sided die with numbers 1 to 18. Players also generate a spell strength.
1. Enable a wizards and warriors player to roll a die.
Implement a RollDie() method on the Player class.
var player = new Player();
player.RollDie();
// => >= 1 <= 182. Players need their strength. Provide a means to generate spell strength
Implement a GenerateSpellStrength() method on the player class. The spell strength is between 0.0 and up to but not including 100.0.
Note that spell strength must be a real number (not an integer) to reduce the possibility of a tie when the strengths of two adversaries are compared.
var player = new Player();
player.GenerateSpellStrength();
// => >= 0.0 < 100.0