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Game_Development/Turtle Collection Game/README.md

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+Turtle Collection Game
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+🎯 Goal The goal of this project is to create a turtle game.
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+🧾 Description 
+The Turtle Collection Game is a simple arcade-style game built using the Python turtle module. The player controls a turtle that navigates the screen, collecting points while avoiding obstacles. The objective is to increase the score by moving the player turtle toward randomly placed point items on the screen. The game ends if the player collides with any obstacles.
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+🧮 What I had done!
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+
+Developed a simple arcade-style game using Python's turtle module. The player controls a turtle that collects points while avoiding randomly placed obstacles. The player moves the turtle using the arrow keys, and the score increases when the turtle touches a randomly appearing "point" object. The game ends if the player collides with any obstacles. The game includes basic mechanics for movement, scoring, and game-over conditions, with potential for further improvements and additional features.
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+📚 Libraries Needed
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+turtle: For creating graphics, handling movement, and player interactions.
+random: To generate random positions for the point and obstacles on the screen.
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+📢 Conclusion 
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+In conclusion, the Turtle Collection Game is a fun and interactive project built using Python's turtle and random modules. It allows the player to control a turtle to collect points while avoiding obstacles, incorporating basic game mechanics like movement, collision detection, and scoring. The project is functional, and its simplicity makes it ideal for further enhancements, such as adding difficulty levels, sound effects, or more complex game dynamics. It's a great starting point for those looking to explore game development using Python.

Game_Development/Turtle Collection Game/Turtle Collection Game.py

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+import turtle
+import random
+
+# Setup the screen
+screen = turtle.Screen()
+screen.title("Turtle Collection Game")
+screen.setup(width=800, height=600)
+screen.bgcolor("lightblue")
+
+# Create player turtle
+player = turtle.Turtle()
+player.shape("turtle")
+player.color("green")
+player.penup()
+player.speed(10)  # Slow animation speed to see the movement
+
+# Create point turtle
+point = turtle.Turtle()
+point.shape("square")
+point.color("gold")
+point.penup()
+point.speed(0)
+point.hideturtle()  # Hide the point turtle initially
+
+# Create obstacle turtles
+obstacles = []
+num_obstacles = 10
+for _ in range(num_obstacles):
+    obstacle = turtle.Turtle()
+    obstacle.shape("square")
+    obstacle.color("red")
+    obstacle.penup()
+    obstacle.speed(0)
+    obstacle.goto(random.randint(-350, 350), random.randint(-250, 250))
+    obstacles.append(obstacle)
+
+# Score
+score = 0
+
+# Functions
+def move_up():
+    player.setheading(90)  # Move up
+
+def move_down():
+    player.setheading(270)  # Move down
+
+def move_left():
+    player.setheading(180)  # Move left
+
+def move_right():
+    player.setheading(0)  # Move right
+
+def check_collision(t1, t2):
+    return t1.distance(t2) < 20
+
+def update_score():
+    global score
+    score += 10
+    score_display.clear()
+    score_display.write(f"Score: {score}", align="center", font=("Arial", 24, "normal"))
+
+# Keyboard bindings
+screen.listen()
+screen.onkey(move_up, "Up")
+screen.onkey(move_down, "Down")
+screen.onkey(move_left, "Left")
+screen.onkey(move_right, "Right")
+
+# Display score
+score_display = turtle.Turtle()
+score_display.hideturtle()
+score_display.penup()
+score_display.goto(0, 260)
+score_display.write(f"Score: {score}", align="center", font=("Arial", 24, "normal"))
+
+# Place the point randomly
+def place_point():
+    x = random.randint(-350, 350)
+    y = random.randint(-250, 250)
+    point.goto(x, y)
+    point.showturtle()
+
+place_point()
+
+# Game loop
+while True:
+    player.forward(1)  # Move the player turtle forward
+
+    # Check collision with point
+    if check_collision(player, point):
+        update_score()
+        place_point()
+
+    # Check collision with obstacles
+    for obstacle in obstacles:
+        if check_collision(player, obstacle):
+            score_display.clear()
+            score_display.goto(0, 0)
+            score_display.write("Game Over!", align="center", font=("Arial", 36, "bold"))
+            turtle.done()
+            break
+
+    screen.update()  # Update the screen
+
+screen.mainloop()