SNAKE GAME IN PYTHON eTABLE OF CONTENTS: PURPOSE WHAT IS PYTHON?.. WHY PYTHON... ABOUT THE GAME AND HOW IT WORKS... MODULES/FUNCTIONS USED IN CODING.........00 CODING FOR THE SNAKE GAME... OUTPUT. CONCLUSION... BIBLIOGRAPHY............2000WHAT IS PYHTON? PYTHON is an interactive cross-platform programming language that offers various features. Python is an interpreted, high-level, general-purpose programming language. Guido Van Rossum created Pyhton in the late 90's. It wasn’t named after a dangerous snake. Rossum was a fan of a comedy series from late seventies. The name “Python” was adopted from the same series “Monty Python's Flying Circus”. It has the largest community for learners and Collaborators. Its an open source programming language whose source code is also availableABOUT THE GAME AND HOW IT WORKS In the game of Snake, the player uses the arrow keys to move a "snake" around the board. As the snake finds food, it eats the food, and thereby grows larger. The game ends when the snake either moves off the screen or moves into itself. The goal is to make the snake as large as possible before that happens. The player is represented as snake, which grows if it eats an apple. The goal of the game is to eat as many apples as possible without colliding into you. This is very easy in the early phase of the game but is increasingly more difficult as the length of the snake grows. The snake game has some rules: 1. If the snake eats an apple, the apple moves to a new position. 2. If the snake eats an apple, the snake’s length grows. 3. Ifa snake collapses with itself, game over. A player object can be created and variables can be modified using the movement methods We link those methods to the events. In the PYGAME module we can import/define functions which would help us in creating the game in an interactive manner.MODULES/FUNCTIONS USED IN CODING . PYGAME 2. MATH RANDOM TKINTER DEF LAMBDA FUNCTION STATEMENTS/LOOPS USED IN CODING . PASS SATEMENT . RETURN . FOR/WHILE LOOP . IF/ELIF/ELSE SATEMENT[Link](0], turn[2]) if i == len([Link])-1: [Link](p) else: if edirmx = -1 and .pos{0] <= 0: [Link] = ([Link]-1, [Link]{t}) 1 and [Link][0] >= .rows-1: pas = (0, epos{1]} elif [Link] ==1 and [Link](1) c.p0s = ([Link]{0], 0} elif [Link] ==-1 and c.p0s[1] <=0: [Link] = (¢.post0], [Link]-1) else: camove([Link], [Link]) elif [Link]) def reset(self, pos): [Link] = cube(pos) [Link] = [] [Link]([Link]) [Link] = () [Link] = 0 [Link] =1 def addCube(selt tail = [Link][-1] dx, dy = tail dirnx, [Link] if dx == 1 and dy == 0: [Link](cube(([Link]{0}-1, tail.p0s(1)))) elif dx == -1 and dy == 0: [Link]{cube(([Link]{0]#1, [Link]{1]))) elif dx == 0 and dy == 1: [Link](cube((tail-pos(0], tail.p0s/1]-1))) elif dx == 0 and dy ==-1: [Link](cube(([Link](0], tall.p0s(1}+1))) [Link][-1].dirnx = dx self-body[-1].dirny = dy def draw(self, surface): for i, c in enumerate([Link]]: if [Link](surface, True} else [Link](surface}class snake(object): body=(] turns = {} def _ init__(self, color, pos) olor cube(pos) [Link]([Link]) [Link] = 0 [Link] =1 def move(self}: for event in [Link](); IF [Link] == [Link]: [Link]() keys = [Link].get_pressed(] for key in keys if keys[pygame.K_LEFT]: [Link] [Link] = 0 [Link][[Link]:]] = [[Link], [Link]] elif keys[pygame.k_RIGHT]: [Link] = 1 [Link] = 0 [Link][[Link]:]] = [[Link], [Link]] elif keys[pygame.K_UP]: [Link] = 0 self. dirny = -1 [Link]([Link](:}} = [self dirnx, [Link]] elif keys[pygame.K_DOWN)]: [Link]= 0 [Link] = 1 [Link][[Link]:]] = [[Link], [Link]] fori, cin enumerate([Link]): p=[Link]:] if pin [Link] turn = [Link]|p}CODING FOR THE SNAKE GAME #Snake Game starts import math Import random Import pyzame Import tkinter as tk from tkinter import messagebox class cube(object): rows = 20 w= 500 def __init__(self, start, dirnx=: [Link] = start [Link] = 1. [Link] = 0 [Link] = color , dirny=0,color=(255,0,0)): def move(self, dirnx, dirny) self dirnx = dirnx self dimny = dirny self pos = ([Link][0] + [Link], [Link]) def draw(self, surface, eyes=False): dis = self.w // [Link] i= [Link][0] i= self.posf1] [Link](surface, [Link], (i*dis+1,]*dis+1, dis-2, dis-2)) ifeyes: centre radiu citcleMiddle = (i*dis+centre-radius, |*dis+8) citcleMiddle2 = (i*dis + dis -radius*2, j*dis+8) [Link](surface, (0,0,0), circleMiddle, radius) [Link](surface, (0,0,0), circleMiddle2, radius) dis//2def drawGrid(w, rows, surface): sizeBtwn = w // rows x=0 yro for! in range (rows): xox sizeBOWn y=y-sizestwn [Link](surface,(255, 255, 255), (0), ()) [Link](surface,(255, 255, 255), (Ov) (W.¥)) def redrawWindow(| surface): global rows, width, s, snack surface fill(0,0,0)) [Link](surface) snack draw(surface) drawGrid(width, rows surface) [Link]() def randomSnack(rows, item): positions = [Link] while True: x= [Link](rows) andom sandrange(rows) if len(list(filter (lambda 2:2.p0s, (x,y), positions)))> 0: continue else: break return (x,y) def message_box(subject, content): root = tk TK() [Link]("topmost", True) [Link]() [Link](subject,content) ty [Link]() except:pass def main(}: slobal width, rows, s, snack wid rows = 20 win = [Link].set_mode (width, width)) s = snake((255,0,0}, (10,10)] snack = cube(randomSnack(rows, s), color=(0,255,0)) flag = True clock = [Link]() while flag: [Link](50) [Link]!10) [Link]() if [Link][0}.pos == [Link]: [Link]() snack = cube(randomSnack(rows, s), color=(0,255,0)) for x in range(len([Link])): if [Link](x].pos in list(map(lambda z:[Link], [Link][x+1:)): print{'Score: ', len([Link])) message_box("You Lost!’, 'Play again...') [Link]{((10,10)) break redrawWindow(win) pass main()