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# lets make a text based game. it will loop on and on, and display some screens.

# in each screen you will have a set of choices, choosing one will get you to the next screen.

print("You enter a big forrest, now the wolf is coming. What will you do?")

print("1 - run away")

print("2 - talk to the wolf")

print("3 - fight")

choice = input("enter your choice: ")

if choice == "1":

print("you run towards a house, What will you do?")

print("1 - enter the house" )

print("2 - run away")

choice = input("enter your choice: ")

if choice == "1":

print("the witch eats you. game over")

elif choice == "2":

print("you stumble and fall. game over")

else:

print("error, no such choice")

elif choice == "2":

print("the wolf turns out to be nice, he asks you for a present")

print("1 - give him a snack")

print("2 - give him a saussage")

choice = input("enter your choice: ")

if choice == "1":

print("the wolf says 'thank you' and gives you the key to the treasure")

elif choice == "2":

print("the wolf says he is a vegetarian and goes away")

else:

print("error, no such choice")

elif choice == "3":

print("you win the fight, but you gained nothing...")

else:

print("error, no such choice")

print("*** game over ***")

# exercise: make your own adventure game like this.

# Extend it to behave differently, based on some choices you did in a previous screen.

# Extend it to get different score, based on the decissions you are making

# extend the game so that you have different outcomes based on random number being drawn.

# you can get random numbers as follows.

import random

# the next statement will assign a random number between 1 and ten to the variable choice.

random_choice = random.randint(1,10)

print("random choice: ", random_choice)