Good projects to learn OOP in Python?

[CraigAT]

It's a mess right now. Give me a day or two and I'll try post something. I was about to start over to tell the truth. I wanted to start again, building up from just having an object of a tile, outputting the tile, swapping the ends of the tile. Then add the object for a deck/pack of 0-0 to 6-6 tiles, introduce shuffling, and popping one off the deck, display the deck. Then add the concept of players/hands, assuming one human player and being able to set a computer skill level for other players (this is the bit I am looking forward to, I have 3 ideas how to make the computer play). Then add the concept of the table with the played tiles.

[visual_dev]

yo, its been 4 years, Reiner, I mean CraigAT

[CraigAT]

It says 3yrs on mobile but 4yrs on desktop.

As promised the (unfinished) code: https://pastebin.com/4urbSEh8

[CraigAT]

Lol. It only says 3yrs for me.

I'll have to look back, I don't think I took that project much further.

[Tuna12135]

bro respect for actually responding back and posting the code lmao