1. Code Combat

2. The Sarven Desert
We made it to the next world! Wahoo!

3. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak

4. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak

5. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak
We will use the Sense Stone again

6. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak
By adding 10 to your x position, you are moving right along the x axis

7. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak
These lines set the x, y values which we will move to.
Our x value is set to our current x value plus 10. This means we will move to right by 10 units.
Note that y is set to our current y value. This essentially means we won’t move up or down.

8. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak
This is the line that will actually move our hero.
The hero will move to the x, y coordinates we set in the lines above.

9. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak

10. 1: The Mighty Sand Yak **
**Don’t forget to establish a variable for yak!**

11. 2: Oasis

12. 2: Oasis
The ask for this is pretty straightforward - can you use pos.x and pos.y?

13. 2: Oasis
NOTE: the and operator

14. Review: Boolean Logic True/False logic
Used in conditional expressions, as in:
If a condition is true, do this

15. Boolean Operators
You can combine conditions using the fundamental operators And, Or and Not
Different rules determine what the combined conditions will evaluate to - either True or False

16. Boolean Operators
And Operator
Or Operator
Not Operator
and or
not

17. Review: If statements If statements operate off of Boolean Logic.
An if statement will run a sequence of code only if a condition is true
With and/or operators, the sequence will be run based on the boolean values of both conditions

18. And Operator condition1 and condition2 == Boolean Value
An expression that uses an and operator will evaluate to a boolean value based on the boolean values of each condition within the expression

19. And Operator True and True == True True and False == False
False and True == False
False and False == False
If one or more condition within an and expression is false, the entire expression evaluates to false

20. Or Operator condition1 or condition2 == Boolean Value
An expression that uses an or operator will evaluate to a boolean value based on the boolean values of each condition within the expression

21. Or Operator True or True == True True or False == True
False or True == True
False or False == False
If one or more condition within an and expression is true, the entire expression evaluates to true

22. And Operator condition1 and condition2 == Boolean Value
A not operator works a little differently. Not operators take one condition and evaluate to the opposite of that condition.

23. Not Operator
not True == False
not False == True

24. 2: Oasis
So the code sequence for this if statement will run if and only if both there is an enemy and the distance to that enemy is less than 10
Take a moment to explain why this won’t work

25. 2: Oasis

26. 2: Oasis
Reminder: By subtracting 10 from your x position, you are moving left along the x axis

27. 2: Oasis
This might seem like the simplest solution - define x and y for each situation and move.
However this is not the best solution!
Take a moment to explain why this won’t work

28. 2: Oasis This code is better. Less lines == more efficient
The variables are established before the loop.
The loop then starts with a move and then reassigns x according to your hero’s current situation.

29. 2: Oasis NOTE: += means add following to current value,
-= means subtract following from current value

30. 2: Oasis

31. 3: Sarven Road

32. 3: Sarven Road

33. 3: Sarven Road Reminder: the and operator
Note: You could also define x and y before loop and use the ++ or += operators

34. 3: Sarven Road
Note: You could also define x and y before loop and use the ++ or += operators

35. 4: Thunderhooves

36. 4: Thunderhooves

37. 4: Thunderhooves

38. 4: Thunderhooves

39. 4: Thunderhooves

40. 4: Thunderhooves

41. 4: Thunderhooves

42. 5: Medical Attention

43. 5: Medical Attention

44. 5: Medical Attention

45. 5: Medical Attention

46. 5: Medical Attention
This is my first try - pretty basic code we have seen before. Check first that your health isn’t too low, then sequence through cleaving and bashing

47. No luck! As the level warns, you’ll need to “fight hard”
5: Medical Attention
No luck! As the level warns, you’ll need to “fight hard”

48. I found a shield that adds a “bash” attack - let’s give that a try!
5: Medical Attention
I found a shield that adds a “bash” attack - let’s give that a try!

49. 5: Medical Attention
Depending on how many coins you have, there are a multitude of helpful items you can try on your own! Feel free to branch out or try something different after you go ahead with the shield code.

50. Now let’s add bash in before attack
5: Medical Attention
Now let’s add bash in before attack

51. With this additional code, we have success!
5: Medical Attention
With this additional code, we have success!

52. Interested in Dueling?

53. Navigate Back...
Head back to the forest and find the Dueling Grounds “level”

54. Duel
This is a practice on what it will be like to attack one-on-one against other competitors

55. Duel
Here is the code you start with. You can fill it with some of the attack lines we have used previously.
But what if you leave the loop out?

56. Duel This is our basic nested if statement attack code.
However without the loop, this if/else if/else sequence will only be run once

57. How are you going to get the upper hand? Buy new stuff! Try lines out!
Duel
Here is my final code - but remember, as the duels continue, you will be designing your own code.
How are you going to get the upper hand? Buy new stuff! Try lines out!

58. Duel
After you win, click Rank My Game

59. Duel