Create a class that holds robot warriors. Each has a string for their
name, a number of hit points (an float), armor (a defensive modifier(an int)), and weaponry (an offensive
multiplier(another int)). You will create 5 robots with a random number in each category (500 – 100 hit
points, 1 – 5 armor, 4 – 8 weaponry) and give them each a name. You will then have the five face off in
a little robo-warfare. For now, this just means that you will “sort” the list of objects by the highest hit
points, then by armor, then by weapons if needed. We will develop this further later on. Print out the
list as the output.
To create a class that holds robot warriors, follow these steps:
1. Define the class named "Robot" with the required attributes: name (string), hit_points (float), armor (int), and weaponry (int).
2. Import the necessary modules: "random" to generate random numbers and "operator" to perform sorting.
3. Create a list to store the robot objects.
4. Use a loop to create 5 robot objects with random values for each attribute within the specified range.
5. Add each robot object to the list.
6. Sort the list of robot objects based on the highest hit points, armor, and weaponry using the "sorted" function and the "lambda" function as the key.
7. Print out the sorted list as the output.
Here's the step-by-step code implementation of the above logic:
```python
import random
import operator
class Robot:
def __init__(self, name, hit_points, armor, weaponry):
self.name = name
self.hit_points = hit_points
self.armor = armor
self.weaponry = weaponry
robots = []
for i in range(5):
name = "Robot" + str(i+1)
hit_points = random.uniform(500, 1000)
armor = random.randint(1, 5)
weaponry = random.randint(4, 8)
robot = Robot(name, hit_points, armor, weaponry)
robots.append(robot)
sorted_robots = sorted(robots, key=lambda x: (x.hit_points, x.armor, x.weaponry), reverse=True)
for robot in sorted_robots:
print(robot.name, robot.hit_points, robot.armor, robot.weaponry)
```
This code will create 5 robot objects with random values for each attribute, sort them based on hit points, armor, and weaponry, and then print the list in descending order of those attributes.
To create a class that holds robot warriors and perform the required tasks, you can follow these steps:
1. First, create a class named "Robot" which will be used to represent each robot warrior. Inside the class, define the required attributes: name, hit points, armor, and weaponry.
2. Import the necessary modules to generate random numbers. Use the `random` module to generate random values for each attribute within the desired ranges.
3. Implement a constructor method (__init__) to initialize the attributes of the `Robot` class. Use the provided constructor arguments to set the values of the class attributes.
4. Create a list to hold the robot objects. Use a loop to create 5 instances of the `Robot` class with random values for each attribute.
5. Sort the list of robots based on the specified criteria: hit points, armor, and weaponry. To achieve this, define the sorting criteria using a custom function and use the sorted() method to sort the list accordingly.
6. Print out the sorted list as the output.
Here is an example implementation in Python:
```python
import random
class Robot:
def __init__(self, name, hit_points, armor, weaponry):
self.name = name
self.hit_points = hit_points
self.armor = armor
self.weaponry = weaponry
# Create a list to hold the robot objects
robot_list = []
# Generate and add 5 random robot objects to the list
for i in range(5):
name = "Robot" + str(i)
hit_points = random.uniform(500, 1000)
armor = random.randint(1, 5)
weaponry = random.randint(4, 8)
robot = Robot(name, hit_points, armor, weaponry)
robot_list.append(robot)
# Sort the list of robots based on hit points, armor, and weaponry
sorted_list = sorted(robot_list, key=lambda x: (x.hit_points, x.armor, x.weaponry), reverse=True)
# Print out the sorted list as the output
for robot in sorted_list:
print(f"Name: {robot.name}, Hit Points: {robot.hit_points}, Armor: {robot.armor}, Weaponry: {robot.weaponry}")
```
By following these steps, you can create a class that holds robot warriors, create 5 robots with random attributes, and sort them based on hit points, armor, and weaponry. Finally, you can print out the sorted list as the required output.