Can someone tell me why this keeps exiting no matter what move and how I can fix it I honestly hate this class... you guys can have 100 points
#Andrew
#IT140
#ModuleSixMilestone
rooms = {'Manor Entrance': {'South': 'Foyer'},
'Foyer': {'North': 'Manor Entrance', 'West': 'Cellar'},
'Cellar': {'East': 'Foyer'},
'Exit': {'Exit': 'Exit'}} # The dictionary links a room to other rooms.
currentRoom = 'Manor Entrance' # Start the player in the Manor Entrance.
print('Move commands: North, South, East, West, Exit.')
print(' ------------------- ')
print('You are in the Manor Entrance.')
print('Enter your move or exit the game. -> ')
# User input a command to either move to another room or exit the game.
# If the player enters "exit", the game should move them to the "exit" room.
moveCommands = ['North', 'South, ''East', 'West', 'Exit']
command = input()
# Gameplay loop for moving to different rooms.
if currentRoom == rooms['Manor Entrance']:
if command == 'Exit': # If the player enters "exit", the game should move them to the "exit" room.
print('The virus will destroy the world now that you have quit.')
elif command == 'South':
print('You entered the Foyer!')
print(currentRoom[1])
elif command <= 'South':
print('Error. Try again!') # Print an error message if the player enters an invalid direction.
if currentRoom == rooms['Foyer']:
if command == 'Exit': # If the player enters "exit", the game should move them to the "exit" room.
print('The virus will destroy the world now that you have quit.')
elif command == 'West':
print('You entered the Cellar!')
print(currentRoom[2])
elif command <= 'West':
print('Error. Try again!') # Print an error message if the player enters an invalid direction.
if currentRoom == rooms['Cellar']:
print('You win! You have made it to the Cellar and destroyed the Nemesis!')
if command == 'Exit': # If the player enters "exit", the game should move them to the "exit" room.
print('You have eradicated the Virus.')