Pygame Zero

Pygame Zero cuts out the boilerplate to turn your ideas into games instantly, and we’ll show you how

Resources Pygame Zero: pygame-zero.readthedocs.org Pygame: pygame.org/download.shtml Pip pip-installer.org Python 3.2 or later www.python.org/ Code from FileSilo (optional) Games are a great way of understanding a language: you have a goal to work towards, and each feature you add brings more fun. However, games need libraries and modules for graphics and other essential games features. While the Pygame library made it relatively easy to make games in Python, it still brings in boilerplate code that you need before you get started – barriers to you or your kids getting started in coding. Pygame Zero deals with all of this boilerplate code for you, aiming to get you coding games instantly. Pg0 (as we’ll abbreviate it) makes sensible assumptions about what you’ll need for a game – from the size of the…

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