Question

def st_petersburg_lottery():
print("###### St. Petersburg Lottery ######")
print("Instructions:")
print("You will select any number greater than 0.")
print("Up to the number of times you chose, we will randomly choose 0 or 1.")
print("If a 1 is chosen before the last drawing, then you lose.")
print("If a 1 does not appear at all, then you lose.")
print("You win if 1 is chosen for the first time exactly on the last drawing.")
print()

def first_to_a_word():
print("###### First to a Word ######")
print("Instructions:")
print("You will take turns choosing letters one at a time until a word is formed.")
print("After each letter is chosen you will have a chance to confirm whether or not a word has been formed.")
print("When a word is formed, the player who played the last letter wins!")
print("One of you has been chosen at random to initiate the game.")
print()
print("Note: Words must be longer than a single letter!")
print()
  
def game_of_21():
print("###### Game of 21 ######")
print("Instructions:")
print("Starting from 1, you will take turns saying a number that is 1, 2, or 3 greater than the previous number.")
print("The first player always starts by saying 1.")
print("The player who says 21 loses.")
print("You may not say a number greater than 21.")
print("One of you has been chosen at random to initiate the game.")
print()

def display_menu():
# You should write all the code for the Menu Display function below this.
# Remember to make sure that the output is correct! (For example, items are displayed in the correct order)
# Don't forget to use the "skeleton" of the code in main to remember whether this function should or should not return something!
print("~=[Menu]=~") # FINISH IMPLEMENTING THIS FUNCTION

def main():
# Below you will find comments that you are supposed to replace with code.
# You should not need to change anything other than inserting code into those spots.
# Note: This main is meant to give you a solid starting point on the rest of the assignment!
# Think about why/how we call certain functions at certain points to get context clues that could help in implementing the functions!
  
print("Welcome to the Game of Chance!")
  
still_playing = # fill me in! # 1) initialize tracker variable
while # FILL ME IN!: # 2) are we done?
print()
game_chosen = 4 # You will call your display_menu() function here when you move to development step 2
if game_chosen == 1:
st_petersburg_lottery()
elif game_chosen == 2:
first_to_a_word()
elif game_chosen == 3:
game_of_21()
else:
print("We will now exit the Game of Chance.")
still_playing = # fill me in! # 3) update the still_playing value appropriately so that your loop will stop!
  
print("Thank you for playing!")

Answer 1

Thanks for the question, I have implemented the section with code where ever we had comments.

Let me know for any questions or help.

thank you !

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def st_petersburg_lottery():
    print("###### St. Petersburg Lottery ######")
    print("Instructions:")
    print("You will select any number greater than 0.")
    print("Up to the number of times you chose, we will randomly choose 0 or 1.")
    print("If a 1 is chosen before the last drawing, then you lose.")
    print("If a 1 does not appear at all, then you lose.")
    print("You win if 1 is chosen for the first time exactly on the last drawing.")
    print()

def first_to_a_word():
    print("###### First to a Word ######")
    print("Instructions:")
    print("You will take turns choosing letters one at a time until a word is formed.")
    print("After each letter is chosen you will have a chance to confirm whether or not a word has been formed.")
    print("When a word is formed, the player who played the last letter wins!")
    print("One of you has been chosen at random to initiate the game.")
    print()
    print("Note: Words must be longer than a single letter!")
    print()

def game_of_21():
    print("###### Game of 21 ######")
    print("Instructions:")
    print("Starting from 1, you will take turns saying a number that is 1, 2, or 3 greater than the previous number.")
    print("The first player always starts by saying 1.")
    print("The player who says 21 loses.")
    print("You may not say a number greater than 21.")
    print("One of you has been chosen at random to initiate the game.")
    print()
def display_menu():
# You should write all the code for the Menu Display function below this.
# Remember to make sure that the output is correct! (For example, items are displayed in the correct order)
# Don't forget to use the "skeleton" of the code in main to remember whether this function should or should not return something!
    print("~=[Menu]=~") # FINISH IMPLEMENTING THIS FUNCTION
    print('[1] St Petersburg Lottery')
    print('[2] First to a Word')
    print('[3] Game of 21')
    print('[4] Quit')
    choice = int(input('Enter your choice: '))
    return choice

def main():
    # Below you will find comments that you are supposed to replace with code.
    # You should not need to change anything other than inserting code into those spots.
    # Note: This main is meant to give you a solid starting point on the rest of the assignment!
    # Think about why/how we call certain functions at certain points to get context clues that could help in implementing the functions!

    print("Welcome to the Game of Chance!")

    still_playing = True# fill me in! # 1) initialize tracker variable
    while still_playing: # FILL ME IN!: # 2) are we done?
        print()
        game_chosen = display_menu() # You will call your display_menu() function here when you move to development step 2
        if game_chosen == 1:
            st_petersburg_lottery()
        elif game_chosen == 2:
            first_to_a_word()
        elif game_chosen == 3:
            game_of_21()
        else:
            print("We will now exit the Game of Chance.")
            still_playing = False # fill me in! # 3) update the still_playing value appropriately so that your loop will stop!

    print("Thank you for playing!")

main()