Bagu Kangaroo Court

"Bagu Kangaroo Court" is a fun programming challenge where you have to write a program that can put animals on trial! This online platform provides a digital environment in which you can practice and enhance your programming skills!

How does it work?

The "court" is a virtual place where the animals come to voice their grievances. Your program will act as the judge and will decide who is guilty and who is innocent based on the evidence presented.

Each animal is represented by a set of attributes such as "name," "color," and "weight." Your task is to write code that can compare these attributes to decide which animal is guilty.

The trial is simple: a single animal initiates the case and the other animals participate as witnesses. The judge (your program) will ask each animal about their observations and then make a verdict.

Getting started

1. Sign up for a free account on the website.
2. Select the "Create a Case" option from the main menu.
3. Choose the animal that will initiate the case, and enter its attributes.
4. Add the other animals as witnesses, and enter their attributes.
5. Run your program to receive the verdict.

Code sample

Here's an example of what a "Bagu Kangaroo Court" program might look like:

class Animal:
    def __init__(self, name, color, weight):
        self.name = name
        self.color = color
        self.weight = weight

class Judge:
    def __init__(self):
        self.criteria = {"name": "", "color": "", "weight": ""}

    def ask_questions(self, animal):
        # Ask the animal to provide information about the case.
        print(f"What did you observe about {animal.name}?")

    def compare_attributes(self, animal):
        # Compare the animal's attributes to the criteria set by the judge.
        if animal.name == self.criteria["name"] and \
           animal.color == self.criteria["color"] and \
           animal.weight == self.criteria["weight"]:
            return True
        else:
            return False

    def set_criteria(self, name="", color="", weight=""):
        # Set the criteria for the trial.
        self.criteria["name"] = name
        self.criteria["color"] = color
        self.criteria["weight"] = weight

# Create some animals.
kangaroo = Animal("Joey", "brown", 25)
giraffe = Animal("Gerry", "yellow", 500)
elephant = Animal("Elle", "gray", 800)

# Set the judge's criteria.
judge = Judge()
judge.set_criteria(name="Joey", color="brown", weight=25)

# Have the judge ask questions and compare the attributes.
judge.ask_questions(kangaroo)
if judge.compare_attributes(kangaroo):
    print("Guilty!")
else:
    print("Not guilty.")

Conclusion

"Bagu Kangaroo Court" is a fun way to develop your programming skills and learn about conditional statements, data structures, and algorithms. Try it out today!