Based on Emily Bache "The Coding Dojo Handbook" through dfleta's Bowling Game Kata for Cross-platform App Developement 2024-2026 (IES TEIS).
This program takes a basic annotation of a full bowling game and returns the already calculated final score. It takes an only argument of the fast annotation of a game in a string form, in which:
- - is a missed roll.
- / is a spare.
- X is a strike.
The program lacks any formatter or data checker, so it will always expect a string of length 20 or more (only up to 23, the maximum rolls in bowling, have been tested). It uses a class contained in scoreCalculator.py with a single public method calculateScore that uses private methods to pass to the user the summed final score of the match.