Testing your game
Now, the moment of truth! First, look at each line of code. Check for indentation errors and syntax errors. Once you have proofread your code, save your work. When you are ready, run your code and play the game against yourself to see whether your code works. Run your code using your command prompt (Windows) or your terminal (Mac/Linux).
The expected behavior is that each player will get one chance to guess the contents of the other player's backpack. Then, you will be asked whether you would like to continue. If you press yes, the guessing will start again. If you press no, then the scores will print and the game will stop:
If your game is working the way you expect it to, you can show it to someone else and see how it works for them
Print out different messages for correct or incorrect guesses
Make an ending message, such as Thanks for playing
These are just a few of many ways that you can change the game. By playing with the code, you can learn more about how it behaves,...
