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    This project report summarizes a Python programming project to create a snake game with new features. The project uses Pygame and includes computer-controlled intelligent opponents to challenge players and multiplayer functionality to allow multiple players over a network. The report includes an abstract, introduction explaining the basic snake game and reasons for choosing Python/Pygame, code snippets of the game's functions and logic, planned screenshots, and a conclusion discussing what was learned and a link to the GitHub repository containing the full source code.

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    This project report summarizes a Python programming project to create a snake game with new features. The project uses Pygame and includes computer-controlled intelligent opponents to challenge players and multiplayer functionality to allow multiple players over a network. The report includes an abstract, introduction explaining the basic snake game and reasons for choosing Python/Pygame, code snippets of the game's functions and logic, planned screenshots, and a conclusion discussing what was learned and a link to the GitHub repository containing the full source code.

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    Project Report

    On
    “Python Programming”
    Submitted By
    Rohit Sonavane
    (2209350328)
    On the partial fulfilment for the Award of
    Diploms in
    INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
    Under the mentorship of
    Mrs.Vaishali Chate

    Shivajirao jondhale polytechnic asangaon


    academic year 2023-24
    Table of Contents
    1.abstract

    2.introduction

    3.code

    4.screenshots

    5.conclusion

    6.references
    Abstract-
    This project aims to bring the fun and simplicity of snake game with some new features. It will

    include computer controlled intelligent opponents whose aim will be to challenge the human

    players. It will also have the multiplayer feature that will allow more than one players to play

    the game over a network.

    This project explores a new dimension in the traditional snake game to make it more

    interesting and challenging. The simplicity of this game makes it an ideal candidate for a

    minor project as we can focus on advanced topics like multiplayer functionality and

    implementation of computer controlled intelligent opponents

    introduction-
    Snake game is one of the most popular arcade games of all time. In this game, the main objective of
    the player is to catch the maximum number of fruits without hitting the wall or itself. Creating a
    snake game can be taken as a challenge while learning Python or Pygame. It is one of the best
    beginner-friendly projects that every novice programmer should take as a challenge. Learning to
    build a video game is kinda interesting and fun learning.

    We will be using Pygame to create this snake game. Pygame is an open-source library that is
    designed for making video games. It has inbuilt graphics and sound libraries. It is also beginner-
    friendly, and cross-platform.
    Code-
    import turtle

    import random

    head = [0]

    #score

    a = [0]

    b = [0]

    #food coord

    foodcoord = [0,0,0]

    #cposition

    cpos = []

    def home(x,y):

    x=0

    y=0

    a[0] = 0

    b[0] = 0

    head[0] = 0

    foodcoord[2] = 0

    cpos[:] = []

    turtle.hideturtle()

    turtle.clear()

    turtle.pu()

    turtle.color("red")

    turtle.goto(0,0)

    turtle.write("Play")

    turtle.title("My Snake Game")

    turtle.onscreenclick(start)

    turtle.mainloop()

    def window():

    turtle.clear()
    turtle.pu()

    turtle.speed(0)

    turtle.pensize(20)

    turtle.color("black")

    turtle.goto(-220,220)

    turtle.pd()

    turtle.goto(220,220)

    turtle.goto(220,-220)

    turtle.goto(-220,-220)

    turtle.goto(-220,220)

    turtle.pu()

    turtle.goto(0,0)

    def start(x,y):

    turtle.onscreenclick(None)

    window()

    tfood = turtle.Turtle()

    tfood.hideturtle()

    tfood.pu()

    tfood.speed(0)

    tfood.shape("square")

    tfood.color("red")

    tscore = turtle.Turtle()

    tscore.hideturtle()

    tscore.pu()

    tscore.speed(0)

    tscore.goto(100,-250)

    tscore.write("Score:" + str(a[0]), align="center",font=(10))

    while x > -210 and x < 210 and y > -210 and y <210:

    if foodcoord[2] == 0:

    food(tfood)
    foodcoord[2] = 1

    turtle.onkey(u,"Up")

    turtle.onkey(l,"Left")

    turtle.onkey(r,"Right")

    turtle.onkey(d,"Down")

    turtle.listen()

    move()

    x = turtle.xcor()

    y = turtle.ycor()

    if x > foodcoord[0]*20-5 and x < foodcoord[0]*20+5 and y >

    foodcoord[1]*20-5 and y < foodcoord[1]*20+5:

    foodcoord[2] = 0

    tfood.clear()

    a[0] += 1

    tscore.clear()

    tscore.write("Score:" + str(a[0]), align="center",font=(10))

    if len(cpos) > 1:

    for i in range(1,len(cpos)):

    if x < cpos[i][0]+5 and x > cpos[i][0]-5 and y < cpos[i][1]+5

    and y > cpos[i][1]-5:

    tscore.clear()

    tfood.clear()

    gameover()

    tscore.clear()

    tfood.clear()

    gameover()

    #Food

    def food(tfood):

    x = random.randrange(-8,8,1)

    y = random.randrange(-8,8,1)
    foodcoord[0] = x

    foodcoord[1] = y

    tfood.hideturtle()

    tfood.pu()

    tfood.shape("square")

    tfood.color("red")

    tfood.goto(x*20,y*20)

    tfood.stamp()

    #Up

    def u():

    if head[0] == 270:

    pass

    else:

    head[0] = 90

    #Down

    def d():

    if head[0] == 90:

    pass

    else:

    head[0] = 270

    #Left

    def l():

    if head[0] == 0:

    pass

    else:

    head[0] = 180

    #Right

    def r():

    if head[0] == 180:

    pass

    else:
    head[0] = 0

    def move():

    turtle.pensize(1)

    turtle.color("green")

    turtle.pu()

    turtle.speed(3)

    turtle.setheading(head[0])

    turtle.shape("square")

    turtle.stamp()

    turtle.fd(20)

    x = turtle.xcor()

    y = turtle.ycor()

    if b[0] > a[0]:

    turtle.clearstamps(1)

    cpos.insert(0,[round(x),round(y)])

    cpos.pop(-1)

    else:

    cpos.insert(0,[round(x),round(y)])

    b[0] += 1

    def gameover():

    turtle.onscreenclick(None)

    turtle.speed(0)

    turtle.pu()

    turtle.goto(0,150)

    turtle.color("red")

    turtle.write("Sorry, game over",align="center", font=(15))

    turtle.goto(0,50)

    turtle.write("Your Score:" + str(a[0]),align="center",font=(10))

    turtle.goto(200,-200)

    turtle.write("Click to return",align="right",font=(0.0000001))
    turtle.onscreenclick(home)

    turtle.mainloop()

    if name == 'main':

    home(0,0)
    Conclusion-
    In conclusion, we have built a classic Snake Game using Python's tkinter module. The game consists
    of a snake that moves around the canvas to collect food and avoid obstacles. Throughout the course
    of this project, we used different programming concepts such as classes, functions, loops, and
    events.

    Additionally, we implemented features such as updating the score, increasing the game level, adding
    obstacles, and restarting the game.

    This is just one example of what can be done with Python, and there are endless possibilities for
    what you can create.

    Here's the link to the GitHub repository for this Snake Game in Python: Snake Game in Python . It
    contains the complete source code for the system as well as detailed instructions on how to run it on
    your local machine. Feel free to clone the repository, explore the code, and make any changes or
    improvements you see fit.

    References-
    1.class lecture
    2.https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-gui-tkinter/
    3.https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_gui
    _programming.htm
    4.https://www.pygame.org/news

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