Lessons 32, 33, and 34 were list comprehension and conditionals like if/elif/else, for, and while, all of which I feel fairly comfortable with. Exercise 35 was an application of these ideas in the form of, woohoo, a text-based adventure game! This one came in a bit longer at 76 lines, which I honestly love copying in. He had a few handy tricks that he hadn’t talked about, like the exit(0) which kicks you out of the program, and a few clever nestings and conditionals, like the combination of the boolean in one of the “rooms” with a while and an if/else.

Rather than give each of those its own post, since I don’t have much to add having learned those functionalities long ago, I moved over them so I could advance a bit more quickly. In exercise 36, he asks for a unique game! So I made one! Woo-hoo! After a not too long trial and error period, I came up with the following game, of which the following is probably the most representative output that I got when I had someone else play it. Check the repo if you’re interested in the code! the output is more fun anyway : )

WELCOME TO THE DUNDJEL
you can go north and south. maybe other directions?
> north
You carry on your dumb way north, dummy
You went north! That's probably fine.
You see an A and a B, and also a button.
> a
yeah, you only have so many options, here.
nice that you think I'm smart enough to come
up with more stuff, but I haven't.
> b
yeah, you only have so many options, here.
nice that you think I'm smart enough to come
up with more stuff, but I haven't.
> A
consider all of your options my friend.
but not today, for today you die.
you lose. you see a howling hag:
SHE'S A WIIIIIITCH
BOOOOO. BOOOOOOOO!!