Build a Simple Pong Game with Python! 🎮

This project is a simple implementation of the classic Pong game, created for learning Python syntax, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts, and practicing Git/GitHub workflows.
The architecture follows a Clean Architecture-style separation to keep the codebase modular, testable, and easy to maintain.

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📂 How the Project is Organized

Here’s the layout of the project to keep things tidy and modular:

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├── config
├── domain
│   └── models
├── interface
└── use_case

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📦 What Each Part Does

1️⃣ config

This is where you store all the game’s settings, like:

• The size of the game window (width and height)
• How fast the ball moves
• Colors for the ball, paddles, and background
• Frames per second (FPS) for smooth gameplay

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2️⃣ domain/models

This folder holds the core "objects" of the game, called entities. You’ll create two main classes:

1. Ball 🎾
   • Tracks its position (x, y) and speed (dx, dy)
   • Moves around and bounces off walls
   • Resets to the center after a point is scored
2. Paddle 🏓
   • Moves up and down based on player input or a simple AI
   • Keeps track of its position on the screen

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3️⃣ interface

This is the part that makes the game come to life visually! It handles:

• Drawing the ball, paddles, and score on the screen using pygame
• Listening for keyboard inputs (like arrow keys to move paddles)
• Showing the current score

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4️⃣ use_case

This is where the game’s logic lives. It’s responsible for:

• Checking if the ball hits a paddle or goes out of bounds
• Updating the score when someone scores
• Resetting the game after a point
• Supporting Player vs Player or Player vs AI modes

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🚀 Get Started

Ready to play? Here’s how to run the game:

1. Install pygame:

   pip install pygame

2. Run the main script:

   python main.py

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