Razzi at 05:26, 4 November 2024

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	Pretty good, already interactive, it wants to be coded fully !!		Pretty good, already interactive, it wants to be coded fully !!

			Awesome https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyMKWJ5e1kg

			Exciting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_hZeheKSVo

			Good for me https://www.udemy.com/course/scratch-game-programming/learn/lecture/5338014

			Honestly Scratch is probably the most approachable for younger audiences

			Now that there's no more https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stagecast_Creator :O

			Al Sweigart is giving a lot of stuff away https://inventwithscratch.com/ https://alsweigart.com/ https://inventwithpython.com/pygame/

			Also good to consider https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers

			ok all done

Razzi: Created page with "Alright time to wrap👏🏼it👏🏼up and get to bed so I can be ... awake for tomorrow ... I think it's worth giving the kids a big scratch project like the flappy bird one, printed out, and ask them to make it. Maybe to make a little simpler one first ... nim ? Turn based games are good to explain logic ... most games have too many rules tho. I have my amoung us text adventure game but it's not done ... it's not that fun but could have some humor and interest
2024-11-04T05:10:15Z

Created page with "Alright time to wrap👏🏼it👏🏼up and get to bed so I can be ... awake for tomorrow ... I think it's worth giving the kids a big scratch project like the flappy bird one, printed out, and ask them to make it. Maybe to make a little simpler one first ... nim ? Turn based games are good to explain logic ... most games have too many rules tho. I have my amoung us text adventure game but it's not done ... it's not that fun but could have some humor and interest <pr..."

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Alright time to wrap👏🏼it👏🏼up and get to bed so I can be ... awake for tomorrow ...

I think it's worth giving the kids a big scratch project like the flappy bird one, printed out, and ask them to make it. Maybe to make a little simpler one first ... nim ? Turn based games are good to explain logic ... most games have too many rules tho.

I have my amoung us text adventure game but it's not done ... it's not that fun but could have some humor and interest

<pre>
import random

splash = """

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"""

def main():
print(splash)

print('Welcome to ascii amogus.')

room = 'cafeteria'
reported = False

print(f'You are at the {room}.')

while True:

try:
command = input('What do you do? > ')
except EOFError:
break

if command == 'help':
commands = ['cafeteria', 'engine', 'storage']

if room == 'storage' and not reported:
commands += ['report']

commands.remove(room)
available = ', '.join(commands)

print(f'Available commands: {available}')

elif command == 'cafeteria':
room = 'cafeteria'
elif command == 'engine':
room = 'engine'
elif command == 'storage':
room = 'storage'
elif command == 'report':
if room == 'storage':
print('You reported the body of the red player.')
print('(todo: add logic for red player reporting here)')
else:
print('Nothing to report here.')
else:
print('Command not recognized. Try "help".')

print(f'You are now in the {room}.')

if room == 'storage' and not reported:
print('The body of the red player is on the floor.')

if name == 'main':
main()
</pre>

I have my number guessing game:

<pre>
import random

number = random.randint(1, 10)

guess = int(input('Guess a number between 1 and 10! '))

if guess < number:
print('Too low!')

elif guess > number:
print('Too high!')

else:
print('Got it!')
exit()

guess = int(input('Guess again! '))

if guess < number:
print('Too low!')

elif guess > number:
print('Too high!')

else:
print('Got it!')
exit()

guess = int(input('One last try! '))

if guess < number:
print('Too low!')

elif guess > number:
print('Too high!')

else:
print('Got it!')
exit()

print('The number was ...')
print(number)
</pre>

The nice thing here is that there are no functions, barely variables.

I have my incomplete flappy bird clone (needs sprites from https://github.com/lordmauve/pgzero/tree/stable/examples/flappybird)

<pre>
import pgzrun
import random

WIDTH = 400
HEIGHT = 708

GAP = 130
SPEED = 3

FLAP_VELOCITY = -6.5

GRAVITY = 0.3

bird = Actor('bird1', (75, 200))
bird.dead = False
bird.vy = 0
bird.x = 75

pipe_top = Actor('top', anchor=('left', 'bottom'))
pipe_bottom = Actor('bottom', anchor=('left', 'top'))

def reset_pipes():
pipe_gap_y = random.randint(200, HEIGHT - 200)
pipe_top.pos = (WIDTH, pipe_gap_y - GAP / 2)
pipe_bottom.pos = (WIDTH, pipe_gap_y + GAP / 2)

def update_pipes():
pipe_top.left -= SPEED
pipe_bottom.left -= SPEED
if pipe_top.right < 0:
reset_pipes()

def update_bird():
bird.vy += GRAVITY
bird.y += bird.vy

def update():
update_pipes()
update_bird()

def draw():
screen.blit('background', (0, 0))
pipe_top.draw()
pipe_bottom.draw()
bird.draw()

def on_key_down():
if not bird.dead:
bird.vy = FLAP_VELOCITY

pgzrun.go()
</pre>

Pretty good, already interactive, it wants to be coded fully !!