misc: cleanup debug

example_client.py

@@ -2,13 +2,12 @@ import asyncio
 
 import websockets
 
-async def calculate_move(opponent_move, board):
+def calculate_move(opponent_move, board):
   if opponent_move is not None:
     print(f"Opponent played column {opponent_move}")
+  # TODO: Use the board variable to see and set the current state of the board
   # TODO: Implement your move calculation logic here instead
-  # Use the board variable to see and set the current state of the board
-  loop = asyncio.get_running_loop()
-  return int(await loop.run_in_executor(None, input, "Column: "))
+  return 0
 
 
 async def gameloop(socket):
@@ -23,7 +22,7 @@ async def gameloop(socket):
       case 'GAME':
         if message[1] == 'START':
           if message[2] == '1':
-            col = await calculate_move(None, board)  # calculate_move is some arbitrary function you have created to figure out the next move
+            col = calculate_move(None, board)  # calculate_move is some arbitrary function you have created to figure out the next move
             await socket.send(f'PLAY:{col}')  # Send your move to the sever
         if (message[1] == 'WINS') | (message[1] == 'LOSS') | (message[1] == 'DRAW') | (message[1] == 'TERMINATED'): # Game has ended
           print(message[0]+":"+message[1])
@@ -31,12 +30,12 @@ async def gameloop(socket):
           await socket.send('READY')
 
       case 'OPPONENT':  # Opponent has gone; calculate next move
-        col = await calculate_move(message[1], board)  # Give your function your opponent's move
+        col = calculate_move(message[1], board)  # Give your function your opponent's move
         await socket.send(f'PLAY:{col}')  # Send your move to the sever
 
       case 'ERROR':
         print(f"{message[0]}: {':'.join(message[1:])}")
-  
+
   await socket.close()
 
 async def join_server(username):