Computer Science Course Prisoner's Dilemma 2017
This iterated prisoner's dilemma depends on pandas, which you can install with:
python -m pip install pandas
It's possible that your Python 3 is installed as python3, so use that.
It also runs strictly in Python 3.6, because it depends on importlib.util.
Run iterated-dilemma with the names of your modules. For example, if you have team modules named:
foo.py
bar.py
WinningTeam666.py
/home/Documents/my-python-modules/weSuck.py
run ./iterated-dilemma foo.py bar.py WinningTeam666.py /home/Documents/my-python-modules/weSuck.py. Any number of modules can be given.
Alternately, if you've got a directory that contains your modules, and the only *.py files in it are your modules, you can use the command-line flag -d <directory-path>:
./iterated-dilemma -d modules
Note: because Windows is weird and I don't understand how to make executables in it, in Windows do something like:
python iterated-dilemma.py -d modules
python iterated-dilemma.py foo.py bar.py Winningteam666.py /home/Documents/my-python-modules/weSuck.py
python iterated-dilemma.py
Each team's module should conform to Python 3.6 and must provide several things:
team_name: a string, no more than 16 characters long, containing no newlines or other weird blank space
strategy_name: a string, no more than 20 characters long, containing no newlines or other weird blank space
strategy_description: a string containing no newlines or other weird blank space
move(my_moves, their_moves, my_score, their_score): a function that returns either 'b' or 'c' for BETRAY or COLLUDE. You can also import GLOBALS and return GLOBALS.BETRAY or GLOBALS.COLLUDE. my_moves and their_moves are strings containing the moves that each player has taken so far in this iterated dilemma, and my_score and their_score are ints that will usually be negative containing each player's score so far in this round.