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Creating Sprites using Pygame
This tutorial is the second tutorial in a series of five Pygame tutorials: Tutorial 1 – Getting Started with Pygame Tutorial 2 – Creating Sprites using Pygame Tutorial 3 – How to control your sprites Tutorial 4 – Adding More…
Minecraft + Python Challenges
Learning Objectives Another approach to boost your pogramming skills is to learn how to code for Minecraft. Using Python code you can interact with the Minecraft world to for instance move the player or add blocks to build structures. For…
Getting Started with Pygame
This tutorial is the first tutorial in a series of five Pygame tutorials: Tutorial 1 – Getting Started with Pygame Tutorial 2 – Creating Sprites using Pygame Tutorial 3 – How to control your sprites Tutorial 4 – Adding More…
Using text files in Python
Learning Objectives In this post you will learn how to code the main file handling operations to manipulate text files as follows: Opening a file Reading from a text file Reading writing to a text file Appending to a text…
London 2012
Learning Objectives In this challenge we are going to investigate methods that can be used to: Read and extract data from a text file, Sort this data in ascending or descending order, Display this sorted data on screen. Context We…
Batman vs. Python Turtle
For this challenge we are focusing on a set of equations used to draw different sections of the Batman logo: f(x) = 1.5*sqrt((‑abs(abs(x) – 1)) * abs(3 – abs(x))/((abs(x) – 1)*(3 – abs(x)))) * (1+abs(abs(x) – 3)/(abs(x)- 3)) * sqrt(1…
HTML Code Builder (in Python)
Learning Objectives By completing this challenge you will learn how to use count-controlled loops (for loops). You will include a loop within a loop: This is called nesting. In this challenge you will also use string concatenation techniques. Finally you…
Calculating Pi using a Python script
Did you know? Pi (Ï€) is one of the most important and fascinating numbers in mathematics. Roughly 3.14, it is a constant that is used to calculate the circumference of a circle from that circle’s radius or diameter. Pi is…
Word Score Challenge
Did you know? The ASCII code (Pronounced ask-ee) is a code for representing English characters as numbers, with each character assigned a number from 0 to 127. For example, the ASCII code for uppercase M is 77. The extended ASCII…
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