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# The `Player` class
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The only thing the `player` module contains is the `Player` class.
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Your AI will basically be a class that will extend the `Player` class.
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Since your AI is not interactive, the only method you have to implement is the
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`action` method. This method takes as parameters `self`, of course, and also:
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- `map`, which is the current map of the game
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- `id` which is the id of your player (because the map refers to player 1 and
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2 but you don't know if you're player one or two)
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You can refer to the [game page of the wiki](/wiki/Game) to have more
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information about this class.
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This function will return a `Direction`. It is a python enum that you can use
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directly, like in
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```python
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return Direction.UP
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```
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or with an integer, like in
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```python
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i = 2
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return Direction(i) # returns Direction.RIGHT
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```
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Your class may then look like this:
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``` python
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class MyMonsterAI(Player):
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def __init__(self):
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super(MyMonsterAI, self).__init__()
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def action(self, map, id):
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# Analyse the map
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# Do many computations
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# Make a sacrifice to the gods of tron
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# Return a direction
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return Direction.UP
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```
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