Description

This project provides a basic Snake game where the player controls a snake. The snake eats food to grow longer and the player must avoid colliding with the walls or the snake's own body. The game features a scoreboard that tracks the player's score and the high score, which is stored in the data.txt file.

Features

• Classic Snake gameplay
• Score tracking
• High score persistence
• Simple controls using arrow keys
• Collision detection with walls and self

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How to Run

1. Make sure you have Python 3 installed.

2. Install the turtle module (it usually comes pre-installed with Python).

3. Download all the files (main.py, snake.py, food.py, scoreboard.py, data.txt).

4. Run the game by executing main.py:

   python main.py

Controls

• Up: Up arrow key
• Down: Down arrow key
• Left: Left arrow key
• Right: Right arrow key

File Structure

• README.md: This file, providing information about the game.
• data.txt: Stores the high score.
• food.py: Defines the Food class.
• main.py: The main game file, containing the game loop and screen setup.
• scoreboard.py: Defines the Scoreboard class.
• snake.py: Defines the Snake class.

Classes

• Snake (snake.py):

  • \_\_init\_\_(): Initializes the snake with starting positions.
  • create_snake(): Creates the initial snake body.
  • add_snake_body(position): Adds a segment to the snake's body.
  • extend_snake(): Extends the snake when it eats food.
  • move(): Moves the snake forward.
  • up(), down(), left(), right(): Controls the snake's direction. reset(): Reset the snake to initial state

• Food (food.py):

  • \_\_init\_\_(): Initializes the food at a random location.
  • refresh_food(): Moves the food to a new random location.

• Scoreboard (scoreboard.py):

  • \_\_init\_\_(): Initializes the scoreboard.
  • update_scoreboard(): Updates the displayed score.
  • reset(): Resets the score and updates the high score if necessary.
  • increase(): Increases the score.
  • read_score(): Reads the high score from data.txt.
  • write_score(): Writes the high score to data.txt.

High Score

The high score is stored in the data.txt file.

Credits

This game was created by arpan8925.

License

[Choose a license and add it here] (e.g., MIT License) ke game using the Python turtle module.

Description

This project provides a basic Snake game where the player controls a snake. The snake eats food to grow longer and the player must avoid colliding with the walls or the snake's own body. The game features a scoreboard that tracks the player's score and the high score, which is stored in the data.txt file.

Features

• Classic Snake gameplay
• Score tracking
• High score persistence
• Simple controls using arrow keys
• Collision detection with walls and self

How to Run

1. Make sure you have Python 3 installed.
2. Install the turtle module (it usually comes pre-installed with Python).
3. Download all the files (main.py, snake.py, food.py, scoreboard.py, data.txt).
4. Run the game by executing main.py:

python main.py

Controls

• Up: Up arrow key
• Down: Down arrow key
• Left: Left arrow key
• Right: Right arrow key

File Structure

• README.md: This file, providing information about the game.
• data.txt: Stores the high score.
• food.py: Defines the Food class.
• main.py: The main game file, containing the game loop and screen setup.
• scoreboard.py: Defines the Scoreboard class.
• snake.py: Defines the Snake class.

Classes

• Snake (snake.py):

  • \_\_init\_\_(): Initializes the snake with starting positions.
  • create_snake(): Creates the initial snake body.
  • add_snake_body(position): Adds a segment to the snake's body.
  • extend_snake(): Extends the snake when it eats food.
  • move(): Moves the snake forward.
  • up(), down(), left(), right(): Controls the snake's direction. reset(): Reset the snake to initial state

• Food (food.py):

  • \_\_init\_\_(): Initializes the food at a random location.
  • refresh_food(): Moves the food to a new random location.

• Scoreboard (scoreboard.py):

  • \_\_init\_\_(): Initializes the scoreboard.
  • update_scoreboard(): Updates the displayed score.
  • reset(): Resets the score and updates the high score if necessary.
  • increase(): Increases the score.
  • read_score(): Reads the high score from data.txt.
  • write_score(): Writes the high score to data.txt.

High Score

The high score is stored in the data.txt file.