a$)$ You need to create a game where the player is going through a list, in a loop. Each element of

this list is either a Friend, Enemy or Button. This list can be filled either by hand $($hard$-$coded$)$ or

randomly by using random$()$ function$*.$ The game loops through this list and, the player has to

make a decision for every iteration.

Example list: $0,0,1,0,2$dots where $0$ means Friend; $1$ means Enemy and $2$ means Button

When the game begins, the player has $10$ points for health and $0$ for overall score.

b$)$ At the beginning of each iteration, print the following:

The game list such as $0,0,1,0,2$dots

How many Friends and Enemies there are, using the filter$()$ function

Player's current health points and overall score

The current item's type either Friend, Enemy or Button

c$)$ The player starts at the first element, and they can choose to either interact with the item or

ignore it:

If the element is a Friend, interacting with it increases the player's health randomly between

$1-3,$ but makes him$/$her lose $1$ score

If the element is an Enemy, interacting with it decreases the player's health randomly

between $1-3,$ but gives him$/$her $1$ score

If the element is a Button, interacting with it converts either all the current Friend items into

Enemies or all the current Enemy items into Friends using the map$()$ function, randomly

d$)$ After the player interacts with or ignores the list element:

If the player is at health, the game ends; player loses the game

If the end of the list is reached, the game ends; player wins the game with an overall score

Otherwise, the game continues, and player moves to the next element on the list