How to Create a Fairytale Kingdom with Code

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Many times, we think that codes are just a bunch of cold characters and symbols, but in fact, codes can have fairy-tale magic and wonder. Using this magic and wonder, we can create a fairy tale world that is completely for children, allowing them to immerse themselves in it and enjoy endless fun and joy.


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Let me demonstrate how to create a fairy tale kingdom with code.

First, what we need is a story. The story can be one of our own making, or it can be an adaptation of a classic fairy tale. In my case, I'm telling a classic fairy tale called "Little Red Riding Hood".

Step 1: Design the scene and characters

In code, we need to design a code representation for each scene and character in the story. For example, in the "Little Red Riding Hood" story, we need to design a code to represent the forest, a code to represent Little Red Riding Hood, a code to represent the wolf and so on. Here's some code that represents the forest and Little Red Riding Hood:

# 代表森林的代码
forest = {
    
    
    "trees": 50,
    "flowers": 100,
    "animals": ["squirrel", "rabbit", "fox"]
}

# 代表小红帽的代码
red_riding_hood = {
    
    
    "name": "小红帽",
    "age": 10,
    "basket": ["bread", "apples"],
    "location": "在森林里"
}

In the above code, we define a dictionary (dictionary) containing forest information and a dictionary containing information about Little Red Riding Hood. The forest dictionary contains information about trees, flowers, and animals in the forest, while the Red Riding Hood dictionary contains Red Riding Hood's name, age, items in the basket, and her current location (ie, the forest).

Step 2: Write the storyline

Next, we need to write the corresponding code according to the development of the storyline. In the "Little Red Riding Hood" story, the main plot is that Little Red Riding Hood meets the big bad wolf in the forest and is finally eaten by the big bad wolf. Therefore, we need to write corresponding code to describe this process.

# 小红帽在森林中遇到了大灰狼
if "大灰狼" in forest["animals"]:
    print("小红帽在森林里遇到了一只大灰狼!")

    # 大灰狼欺骗小红帽并吃掉了她
    if "面对面见面吧!" in red_riding_hood["basket"]:
        print("大灰狼欺骗了小红帽,并把她吃掉了!")
    else:
        print("幸好小红帽没有被大灰狼骗到,她成功逃脱了!")

In the above code, we first check to see if there is a wolf in the forest. If so, we output a message telling the user that Little Red Riding Hood has encountered the wolf. Next, we check to see if there is an item "Let's meet face to face!" in Little Red Riding Hood's basket. If so, it means that the wolf successfully deceived Little Red Riding Hood and ate her; otherwise, Little Red Riding Hood escaped successfully.

Step 3: Let users interact with the story

Finally, in order to allow users to better experience this fairy tale world, we can also allow them to interact with the story. For example, in the "Little Red Riding Hood" story, we can allow users to enter some instructions to help Little Red Riding Hood escape from the wolf.

# 让用户输入指令,帮助小红帽逃脱大灰狼的追击
while True:
    command = input("请输入指令:")

    if command == "左转":
        print("小红帽向左转了一下。")
    elif command == "右转":
        print("小红帽向右转了一下。")
    elif command == "加速":
        print("小红帽跑得更快了。")
    elif command == "停止":
        print("小红帽停下来了。")
    else:
        print("无法识别的指令,请重新输入!")

    if "大灰狼" in forest["animals"]:
        print("大灰狼跟着小红帽来了!")

    if command == "加速" and "大灰狼" in forest["animals"]:
        print("小红帽加速跑,成功甩掉了大灰狼!")
        break

print("恭喜你,小红帽逃脱了大灰狼的追击!")

In the above code, we let the user input commands, such as "turn left", "turn right", "speed up" and "stop", etc., to control the actions of Little Red Riding Hood. At the same time, we also check whether the wolf is coming with Little Red Riding Hood. If so, we output a message telling the user. Finally, if the user uses the "accelerate" command and successfully shakes off the wolf, we break out of the loop and print a congratulations message.

Through the above steps, we can use code to create a fairy tale kingdom, allowing children and adults to immerse themselves in it and enjoy endless fun and happiness. I hope that everyone will be able to show innocence and build a happy world together on this Children's Day!

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