🔥 FLAMES Game in Python (Console Based)
The FLAMES game is a fun and nostalgic relationship game many of us played during school days. This Python console version calculates the relationship status between two names using simple string logic and a list rotation technique. Below is the full Python code.
💡 What is FLAMES?
FLAMES stands for: Friends, Lovers, Affectionate, Marriage, Enemies, Siblings. The logic involves removing common letters from two names and counting the remaining letters to eliminate items from the list until one remains.
🧑💻 Python Code:
def flames(name1, name2):
name1 = name1.strip().replace(' ','').lower()
name2 = name2.strip().replace(' ','').lower()
for char in name1:
for a in name2:
if char == a:
name1 = name1.replace(char,'',1)
name2 = name2.replace(a,'',1)
break
print(name1)
print(name2)
count = len(name1 + name2)
flames = ['Friends', 'Lovers', 'Affectionate', 'Marriage', 'Enimies', 'Siblings']
while len(flames) > 1:
splitIndex = (count % len(flames)) - 1
if splitIndex >= 0:
splitRight = flames[splitIndex+1:]
splitLeft = flames[:splitIndex]
flames = splitRight + splitLeft
else:
flames = flames[:len(flames)-1]
return flames[0]
print(flames('ram kumar', 'rajesh'))
✅ Output:
After removing common characters, the function calculates the relationship using the FLAMES logic and prints the final result.
For example: ram kumar and rajesh → Lovers (or result based on logic).
📌 Why You Should Try This:
- Perfect mini project for Python beginners
- Fun logic and string manipulation practice
- Helps understand loops and list handling in Python
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