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-'''SampleAgents.py - A collection of sample agents for playing Rock Paper Scissors.
-Written by Luke Williams <[email protected]> for the UCC Programming Competition in 2008.
-Requires Python 2.5.
-
-Licensed under an MIT-style license: see the LICENSE file for details.
-'''
-
-from uccProgComp import BaseAgent, LearningAgent, RandomAttack
-from rpsconst import *
-
-# Angel is a very simple bot that always tells the truth and expects others to do the same.
-class Dummy (BaseAgent):
-       def Attack (self, foe):
-               return Paper, Paper
-       def Defend (self, foe, bluff):
-               return bluff
-
-class Angel (BaseAgent):
-       def Attack (self, foe):
-               attack = RandomAttack ()        # Chooses randomly from Rock, Paper, Scissors
-               return attack, attack           # Tells the truth for its bluff.
-       def Defend (self, foe, bluff):
-               return bluff                    # Trusts them to be going for a tie.
-
-# Lucifer here is the opposite. He always lies expecting people to be good and always goes for the kill.
-class Lucifer (BaseAgent):
-       def Attack (self, foe):
-               attack = RandomAttack ()
-               if attack == Rock: bluff = Scissors     # Here we choose the thing
-               elif attack == Paper: bluff = Rock      # that will hurt them
-               else: bluff = Paper                     # if they go for a tie.
-               return attack, bluff
-       def Defend (self, foe, bluff):
-               if bluff == Rock: attack = Paper        # Here we trust that they
-               elif bluff == Paper: attack = Scissors  # are telling the truth.
-               else: attack = Rock                     # And we try to kill them.
-               return attack
-#      def Results (self, foeName, wasAttacker, winner, attItem, defItem, bluffItem, pointDelta):
-#              BaseAgent.Results (self, foeName, wasAttacker, winner, attItem, defItem, bluffItem, pointDelta)
-#              print "I just scored " + str(pointDelta) + " points!"
-
-
-# Streetfighter assumes everyone has it in for him.
-class Streetfighter (BaseAgent):
-       def Attack (self, foe):
-               attack = RandomAttack ()
-               if attack == Rock: bluff = Paper        # Here we choose the thing
-               elif attack == Paper: bluff = Scissors  # that will hurt them
-               else: bluff = Rock                      # if they go for a tie.
-               return attack, bluff
-       def Defend (self, foe, bluff):
-               if bluff == Rock: attack = Paper        # Here we trust that they
-               elif bluff == Paper: attack = Scissors  # are telling the truth.
-               else: attack = Rock                     # And we try to kill them.
-               return attack
-
-# This is our first bot with any sort of learning capability, based on the LearningAgent base.
-# Experienced programmers might opt to write their own learning code based on BaseAgent, but it's up to you.
-# Frenchie is a simple bot that is by default nice but will permanently turn against any agent that betrays it.
-class Frenchie (LearningAgent):
-       def Attack (self, foe):
-               attack = RandomAttack ()
-               if Loss in LearningAgent.GetWinHistory (self, foe):
-                       if attack == Rock: bluff = Scissors
-                       elif attack == Paper: bluff = Rock
-                       else: bluff = Paper
-               else:
-                       bluff = attack
-               return attack, bluff
-       def Defend (self, foe, bluff):
-               if Loss in LearningAgent.GetWinHistory (self, foe):
-                       if bluff == Rock: attack = Scissors     # They've fucked us in the past,
-                       elif bluff == Paper: attack = Rock      # so we assume they're lying and
-                       else: attack = Paper                    # hoping we go for a kill.
-               else:
-                       attack = bluff
-               return attack
-
-
-# If you want to implement your own Results () callback, you have to call the parent class's first:
-class Blank (BaseAgent):
-       def Attack (self, foe):
-               return Paper, Paper
-       def Defend (self, foe, bluff):
-               return bluff
-       def Results (self, foeName, wasAttacker, winner, attItem, defItem, bluffItem, pointDelta):
-               BaseAgent.Results (self, foeName, wasAttacker, winner, attItem, defItem, bluffItem, pointDelta)
-               # Now you can do your own thing
-