class PokemonSelectionGUI:

def init$($self$,$ master$)$:

self.master $=$ master

self.master.title$("$Pok$$mon Selection"$)$

self.selected$\_$pokemon $=$ tk$.$StringVar$()$

self.create$\_$widgets$()$

def create$\_$widgets$($self$)$:

self.pokemon$\_$listbox $=$ tk$.$Listbox$($self$.$master, selectmode$=$tk$.$SINGLE$)$

for pokemon in pokemon$\_$list: # Fixed the variable name here

self.pokemon$\_$listbox.insert$($tk$.$END, pokemon$)$

self.pokemon$\_$listbox.bind self.update$\_$image$)$

self.pokemon$\_$listbox.pack$($pady$=10)$

self.pokemon$\_$image $=$ tk$.$Label$($self$.$master, text$="?",$ font$=("$Arial$",20))$

self.pokemon$\_$image.pack$($pady$=10)$

self.choose$\_$button $=$ tk$.$Button$($self$.$master, text$=$"Choose", command$=$self.choose$\_$pokemon$)$

self.choose$\_$button.pack$($pady$=10)$

def update$\_$image$($self$,$ event$)$:

selected$\_$index $=$ self.pokemon$\_$listbox.curselection$()$

if selected$\_$index:

pokemon$\_$name $=$ self.pokemon$\_$listbox.get$($selected$\_$index$[0])$

# Here you would update the image based on the selected Pok$$mon

self.pokemon$\_$image.config$($text$=$pokemon$\_$name$)$

def choose$\_$pokemon$($self$)$:

selected$\_$index $=$ self.pokemon$\_$listbox.curselection$()$

if selected$\_$index:

self.selected$\_$pokemon.set$($self$.$pokemon$\_$listbox.get$($selected$\_$index$[0]))$

# Here you could proceed to the next step, like showing the selection window for player $2$

root $=$ tk$.$Tk$()$

app $=$ PokemonSelectionGUI$($root$)$

root.mainloop$()$

print$($df$)$

Also the $18$ Pokemons we are going to use are given below, drop all others:

$$ Bulbasaur

$$ Ivysaur

$$ Venusaur

$$ Charmander $$ Charmeleon $$ Charizard

$$ Squirtle

$$ Wartortle $$ Blastoise $$ Caterpie $$ Metapod $$ Butterfree

$3$

$$ Weedle

$$ Kakuna

$$ Beedrill

$$ Pidgey

$$ Pidgeotto $$ Pidgeot

Above figures you see only $6$ Pokemons for each player, but cleaned dataset had $18$ of

them? Where are the rest $12$ Pokemons?

If you are not familiar with Pokemon universe, pokemons can evolve as they grow up

or fight and get stronger. In the dataset we cleaned actually has $6$ different Pokemons,

and every Pokemons has their evolution level $2$ and $3.$ In the battles, the Pokemon

who won the round will get evolved and both it's attributes and image will change. So

other $12$ Pokemon will appear in the next phases of the battles.

After both players choose their Pokemons, battle will begin.

Battles are performed turn based, one player hits and after him other player hits. So

be sure when it's one player's turn, other player has to wait and can not attack.

In the figure as you see, since it's Player $1\text{'}$s turn $($Player $1$ starts the game$)$ buttons

of Player $2$ are disabled.

Players have two options: physical attack and elemental attack. Difference of physical

and elemental attack is like as follows $($do not forget to multiply by $5$ the health value

of Pokemons given in the csv$)$:

Physical: Can give damage between $75\%-100\%$ of Pokemon's attack value.

Elemental: Can give damage between $50\%-100\%$ of Pokemon's attack value, if

attacker is elementally stronger than defender Pokemon, damage will

be doubled with a $80\%$ chance.Above figures you see only $6$ Pokemons for each player, but cleaned dataset had $18$ of

them? Where are the rest $12$ Pokemons?

If you are not familiar with Pokemon universe, pokemons can evolve as they grow up

or fight and get stronger. In the dataset we cleaned actually has $6$ different Pokemons,

and every Pokemons has their evolution level $2$ and $3.$ In the battles, the Pokemon

who won the round will get evolved and both it's attributes and image will change. So

other $12$ Pokemon will appear in the next phases of the battles.

After both players choose their Pokemons, battle will begin.

Battles are performed turn based, one player hits and after him other player hits. So

be sure when it's one player's turn, other player has to wait and can not attack.

In the figure as you see, since it's Player $1\text{'}$s turn $($Player $1$ starts the game$)$ buttons

of Player $2$ are disabled.

Players have two options: physical attack and elemental attack. Difference of physical

and elemental attack is like as follows $($do not forget to multiply by $5$ the health value

of Pokemons given in the csv$)$:

Physical: Can give damage between $75\%-100\%$ of Pokemon's attack value.

Elemental: Can give damage between $50\%-100\%$ of Pokemon's attack value, if

attacker is elementally stronger than defender Pokemon, damage will

be doubled with a $80\%$ chance.Here you need to add the functionality to buttons, they will do the calculations of attack and decrease the HP of opponent, and visually represent it on the screen. Health bars of Pokemons will be updated after every attack $($Don$$t forget to take $5*$health of Pokemons from dataset!!!