Craps | dice game in which the players make wagers | Game Engine library

I'm trying to write a function that allows a user to play a card drawing game against a computer. In doing this, I use a list to store all 52 cards in a deck of cards but when the user or computer draws one, the code is supposed to remove that card from the list. It was working until I put the code into a function and defined it. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? I also cannot seem to find a way to assign each card in a deck of cards an integer value to match it (ex. 2 of Clubs should have a value of 2 and K of Hearts should have a value of 13). If anyone has answers to either of these problems, it would be appreciated.

*Note the code is not completely finished and I know there are some other logic flaws, but I'm stuck on these errors in particular.

I am trying to write a program to play 100 games of Craps and print out the overall results. I have an infinite loop at the end of my code. Does anyone see the problem? I assume my 2nd function could be calling diceRoll again for secondRoll. Trying that now...

Specs:

• The player must roll two six-side dice and add the total of both dice.
• The player will win on the first roll if they get a total of 7 or 11
• The player will lose on the first roll if they get a total of 2, 3, or 12
• If they get any other result (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10), they must roll again until they either match their first roll (a win) or get a result of 7 (a loss)
• Use at least two functions in your program

I'm working on a dice game and I want to display the value of the two dice added together on the initial roll.

How do I get that achieved? Right now it's displaying just the two numbers together,and I'm not sure what I should set it to so it can display the added rolled value of the two dice.I have the + operator:

let rollpts = (dice1 + dice2); document.getElementById("points").innerHTML = "1st Roll Points:"+ + + rollpts;

For example dice1 rolls a 3 and dice2 rolls a 6, I want javascript to calculate 3 + 6 and display the initial "1st Roll Points" as 9 and append that calculated value to my desired location. I can see what each dice is rolling in the console.

Codepen: https://codepen.io/williamsrashon/pen/PoGEgQB?editors=1111

I need to make a program that simulates a game of craps. But what I'm having problems with is keeping count of the number of times the player wins or loses. I think it's because since the count isn't in the main method it sets itself back to 0 but I don't know how to fix it. Here's the code to run the program

I've been using the ReturnsAsync function from Moq with success for a bit, but have bumped into an issue with the following. I always just return null while I'm adding the parameters to my lambda expression...this time when I got them all added, I get the dreaded "Cannot convert lambda expression to type..." Is there anything obvious that I got wrong? The Setup method resolves perfectly fine...just not ReturnsAsync

Is there a limit to how many parameters that can be defined? I've tried and noticed that it craps out after the 15th parameter...

I have a data frame of housing values spanning over 20~ years. The column names are the months and years i.e. 04-1996, 05-1996, 06-1996 and so on. I want to plot time series data for those months and years and have to take those column names and plot them into the resulting data frame.

I tried this to test it out:

df2<-melt(df, na.rm=T, id.vars=c("RegionName","CountyName"), measure.vars=c("04-1996", "05-1996", "06-1996"))

And it gave me the years and such in the respective rows, which is good. I'm close.

I currently have:

This is rather perplexing. I'm converting an HTML5 game to UWP by using a WebView to host the game content and would like to back up from localStorage in the WebView and create a duplicate in the localStorage for the app as a whole (that is, from browser storage to package storage). This is of course an intended safety net in case the player craps out on hardware (as I obviously want the data to back up to the player's cloud storage) however something's not quite right. Specifically, the backups are written properly but when they're read back from the host app into the HTML5 portion using Javascript methods connected to the host through a WinRT component they're not having an effect on the localStorage in the WebView (which in turn makes it look like there's no save data, so the continue option is disabled).

Here's a code sample for what I'm doing:

I built this function to simulate a craps game and count the number of wins and losses.

I am a newbie a few weeks into learning code. I decided to build a craps game on my own using Python. I have a simple program written using the random module. It works great and generates the numbers like I wanted. However, I want my program to know the difference between rolling a 7,11,2,3,and 12 on the first roll and then on subsequent rolls. Right now each roll is completely new. I may not be articulating well exactly what I am looking to accomplish, but I hope there will be some feedback. my code is below. Feel free to critique other things you notice too. Maybe I am trying to get too complex on being 3 weeks into coding.