• PIG is a simple dice game with two players (Computervs. Human or Human vs. Human).
• Each player repeatedly rolls a die until either a 1 is rolled or the player decides to "hold".
• The player who first scores 100 or more points wins

• The objective of the game is to be the first player to reach 100 points.
• On each turn, the player rolls a six-sided die.
• If the player rolls a 1, their turn ends and they receive no points.
• If the player rolls any other number, they can choose to roll again or hold to keep score.
• If a player chooses to hold their turn, total is added to their score.
• If the player chooses to play against the computer, the player should choose Game difficulty which will reflect the inteliigence of the computer player.
• The player may choose from two options, 1 for easy mode and 2 for hard mode.
• If the player decided to play in easy mode, the computer will stop rolling when it reaches score of 15 in that round or it rolls a 1 and that round score will be 0.
• If the player decided to play in hard mode, the computer will stop rolling when it reaches score of 25 in that round or it rolls a 1 and that round score will be 0.

This is assignment two of Methods for Sustainable Programming course DA115B.
The project is created and maintained by Ahmed Radwan and Sam El Saati.
Programming Language used: Python.

1- We prioritized flake8, pylint, unit testing and coverage to meet the deadline.
2- We could not generate uml diagrams automatically using pyreverse.
3- We used longer functions in our main classes since we started without knowing about TDD.

We decided not to test (game.py, main.py) as they are our main classes.