I’ve researched mock and I figure that’s the way to go. But I’m very unfamiliar with it and don’t really know how to implement it. I want to create a unit test to test the method works. The only real problem I have is to mock user inputs

I’ve looked up mock but haven’t found a solution which fits in with multiple inputs.

def player_move(self, player0):
        """Function for when the player moves"""
        round_score = 0
        while self.playing:
            print(f"n--- {player0.get_name()}'s turn ---")

            choice = input("Roll or Hold?n--> ")

            if choice.lower() == "roll":
                roll = player0.roll_dice()
                if roll == 1:
                    print(f"{player0.get_name()} rolled a {roll} and loses " +
                          "all points for this turn!")
                    round_score = 0
                    break
                else:
                    round_score += roll
                    print(f"{player0.get_name()} rolled a {roll} and now has" +
                          f" {player0.get_score() + round_score} points!n")
                if player0.get_score() + round_score >= 20:
                    player0.add_score(round_score)
                    break

            elif choice.lower() == "hold":
                player0.add_score(round_score)
                print(f"{player0.get_name()} has secured " +
                      f"{player0.get_score()} points!")
                round_score = 0
                break

            elif choice.lower() == "changename":
                new_name = input("Enter new name:n--> ")
                player0.name = new_name

            elif choice.lower() == "quit":
                print("Quitting the match")
                self.playing = False
                return self.playing

            elif choice.lower() == "cheat":
                player0.add_score(20)
                break