Hello,
I'm hoping the Python community knows whether or not the following is
possible, and if it is possible, how I would go about writing code to
do this.
I've written two game classes---Nim and TicTacToe---where each
derives from a Game class that I've created (it is essentially an
abstract base class, where I've used an "abstract() " hack to somewhat
enforce this).
I now want to be able to pass either of these classes into a game-
playing engine, for instance a function
playGame(classO fGameToBePlayed ) :
# inside of which I create a new game using that class's constructor
Is this possible, and if so, how to approach it?
Thanks a lot,
--b
I'm hoping the Python community knows whether or not the following is
possible, and if it is possible, how I would go about writing code to
do this.
I've written two game classes---Nim and TicTacToe---where each
derives from a Game class that I've created (it is essentially an
abstract base class, where I've used an "abstract() " hack to somewhat
enforce this).
I now want to be able to pass either of these classes into a game-
playing engine, for instance a function
playGame(classO fGameToBePlayed ) :
# inside of which I create a new game using that class's constructor
Is this possible, and if so, how to approach it?
Thanks a lot,
--b