- The goal is to knock down all 10 pins
- Each frame consists of throwing the ball twice to knock down all the pins
- There are 10 frames in a game
- If you knock down all the pins with the first ball, it is called a strike
- If you knock down all the pins with the second ball, it is called a spare
- Scoring is based on the how many pins you knock down. However, if you bowl a spare, you get to add the pins in your next ball to that frame. For strikes, it is the same with the next two balls.
- If you do a strike or a spare in the last frame, you can throw 1 more ball for a spare and 2 for a strike to calculate your bonus. The balls thrown after the 10th frame only count for the bonus.
The maximum score is 300 if you do 12 strike in a row (the 2 last ones only count for the strike bonus).
In bowling.py, implement the methods:
roll: that takes the number of pins down as an int and returns nothing.score: that takes no input and returns an int representing the player score.
Fork the project on Github and submit a merge request when you are ready.
Python 3.6 will be use for testing.
Unit test can be found in bowling.test.py. If you think some are missing, you can add yours.
python bowling.test.py