Snake Game in Python using Turtle Graphics

By N.Sruthi Goud

The Snake game is a classic game where a player controls a snake that moves around the screen, eating food and growing longer.

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Description:

Snake Games is a classic game that has been popular for years. In this game you control a snake that roams the screen feeding for long periods of time. The goal is to collect food, as much as you can without running into your body or scratching the edges of the screen. The Snake game you provided is built using the Python and Turtle graphics libraries.

Let’s create a graphical user interface using the Turtle graphics library to make the game more visually appealing. We explain how a snake moves. Allow instructions to be changed based on user input. Additionally we will feed in certain areas of the screen for the snake to eat. We need to make sure there are no boundaries of snakes, food and play. When a collision occurs, we will update the list accordingly (representing how long the owner has been out). Finally, when an obstacle hits, we'll display a "game over" message to let players know their adventure is over. In this Snake Game project, we use programs from the Turtle image library. It helps us set up our game window and manage all the things more efficiently.

We define our snake as a collection of blocks. Use the aim vector to find its direction. Using "change" and other functions, users can change their desired path by pressing the arrow keys on their keyboard. To keep everything within bounds while playing the game, we have a "function that checks if our snake head stays within those boundaries. Lastly we have a "walk" function that acts as our loop to check our snake of movement affects controlling activities, such as feed generation, checking for any collisions.The game ends when the snake hits the barrier or itself.