Solid Snake

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📄 Description
🎓 Objectives
🔨 Tech stack
📂 Files description
💻 Installation and how to use
♥️ Thanks
👷 Authors

📝 Description

Solid Snake is a classic C implementation of the snake game, inspired by this ASMR programming video .
The game features a growing snake that consumes apples while avoiding collisions with itself.

🎓 Objectives

The objective of the project is to create a functional and enjoyable implementation of the classic snake game in C, playable in a Terminal. The scope includes implementing core game mechanics, such as snake movement, apple generation, collision detection and scoring.
The project serves as a confirmation of my C programming skills.

🔨 Tech stack

📂 Files description

FILE	DESCRIPTION
resources	Contains the resources required for the repository.
README.md	The readme file you are currently reading 😉.
best_score.c	Handles reading and writing the best score.
disable_canonical.c	Disables canonical mode for Terminal input.
generate_apple.c	Generates the apple's position in the game.
generate_snake.c	Generates and moves the snake in the game.
get_keyboard_input.c	Gets keyboard input for controlling the snake.
main.c	Entry point of the program, contains the main loop.
main.h	Header file with structure and function prototypes.
print_game_over.c	Prints the game over message when the game ends.
print_game_title.c	Prints the game title ASCII art.
print_playground.c	Prints the playground of the game.

💻 Installation and how to use

Instalation:

1. Clone this repository:
   • Open your preferred Terminal.
   • Navigate to the directory where you want to clone the repository.
   • Run the following command:

git clone https://github.com/fchavonet/c-solid_snake.git

2. Open the repository you've just cloned.

3. Compile the source code:

gcc *.c -o solid_snake

4. Run from your Terminal:

./solid_snake

How to play:

1. QWERTY

   • Up: w.
   • Right: d.
   • Down: s.
   • Left: a.
   • Quit: esc.

2. AZERTY

   • Up: z.
   • Right: d.
   • Down: s.
   • Left: q.
   • Quit: esc.

🔧 What's next ?

• Clean and optimize code.

♥️ Thanks

A big thank you to Serene Dev for his ASMR video and to Holberton School for providing a solid foundation in C programming.

👷 Authors

Fabien CHAVONET

• Github: @fchavonet