I've written a simple script to help me better understand using classes. It generates a random character for a game. I defined the object and then call a function on that object that prints out the generated character. At the end of the printed block, there is an extraneous "None" that I'm not sure where it's coming from nor why it's being printed. Here's the sample output:
ted
Strength : 20
Dexterity : 17
Hit Points: 100
Aura : 100
Weapon :
Spell :
Item :
Element :
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None
In my code, the last line of player.stats()
is print "-" * 20
which is displayed right above "None". Here's the code that defines the object:
class Player(object):
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
self.strength = randint(15, 20)
self.dexterity = randint(15, 20)
self.hit_points = 100
self.aura = 100
self.weapon = " "
self.spell = " "
self.item = " "
self.element = " "
def stats(self):
print "
"
print self.name
print "Strength : %d" % self.strength
print "Dexterity : %d" % self.dexterity
print "Hit Points: %d" % self.hit_points
print "Aura : %d" % self.aura
print "Weapon : %s" % self.weapon
print "Spell : %s" % self.spell
print "Item : %s" % self.item
print "Element : %s" % self.element
print "-" * 20
The object is then instanced using this:
name = raw_input("Name your character: ")
player = Player(name)
print player.stats()
The complete code can be read here at Pastebin if necessary.
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