Win, lose or draw?

We’ll probably need to consider adding a win and lose state to our game, so that our player experiences some closure by either winning or losing the game. We already implemented collision detection in our Move() function, so the game freezes when Pac-Man collides with a ghost. However, nothing is currently communicated to the player. Look for the following code and insert a message. You’ll see in this example we’ve printed “Game over!”: We’ll also need a way for players to win the game. For that, we’ll need to implement a win state. Perhaps code the writer turtle to print You Won! when Pac-Man has collected all the dots, using a conditional statement, checking for the score to hit 160, which is the maximum number of dots in this level.…

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