PYTHON PROGRAMMING!!!

import random as rand

from urllib.request import HTTPPasswordMgr

rest = 'no'

# Loop runs as long as the adventurer doesn't want to rest

while rest == 'no':

actual = -99 # Value of the actual Sphinx number

health = 0 # Adventurer health bar

beast_health = 50 # Sphinx health bar

# 5. Ask the user to guess the Sphinx's number in the following way:

# 'Adventurer... if you can guess my number between 1 and 5 you can pass without any trouble. What is your guess?'

# Store the result in the variable guess.

# Generate a random number between 1 and 5 and store the result in the variable actual.

if guess == actual: # Executes if the user's guess is the same as the Sphinx's number

print('SUCCESS! PASS WITH CARE AND YOUR LIFE...')

else: # Executes if the user's guess is not the same as the Sphinx's number

print('INCORRECT! PREPARE TO FIGHT!')

hits = 0 # Represents the number of hits the beast takes

while beast_health > 0: # Runs while the beast is still alive

# 7. Inside the while loop for the fight:

# If the weapon carried is a sword, generate a random number between 16 and 20 for an attack value.

# Store this attack in a variable called my_attack.

# Otherwise, generate a random number between 10 and 15.

# Store this attack in a variable called my_attack.

# 8. Calculate the new health for the beast by subtracting my_attack from beast_health.

# Increase the value of the variable hits by 1.

# 9. If the beast's health is less than or equal to 0, print

# 'You hit for ' (damage dealt) ' and beast is dead in ' (# hits) ' hits!'

# {Otherwise, print

# 'You hit for ' (damage dealt) ' and beast health drops to ' (beast health)

# Generate an attack value for the beast attack between 0 and 10 and store in a variable called beast_attack

# Calculate your new health value by subtracting beast_attack from health.

# Print 'Beast hits for ' (beast attack) ' and your health drops to ' (health)}

# 10. Construct a while loop that gets the user to enter yes or no and keeps running until they do.

# 'The day comes to an end... Will you rest, yes or no?'

# Store the user input in the variable rest.

# If the user enters yes, print 'A well-earned rest.'

rest = ''