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Dodger Game Code with Pygame

This document contains a Python script that implements a simple dodger game using the Pygame library. The player controls a character that must avoid falling obstacles while accumulating points, with the game ending upon collision. The script includes collision detection, score tracking, and dynamic obstacle speed increase.

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Dodger Game Code with Pygame

This document contains a Python script that implements a simple dodger game using the Pygame library. The player controls a character that must avoid falling obstacles while accumulating points, with the game ending upon collision. The script includes collision detection, score tracking, and dynamic obstacle speed increase.

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import pygame

import random
[Link]()
display_width = 880
display_height = 600
color1 = (51, 204, 204)
color2 = (0, 0, 0)
color3 = (255, 0, 0)
display = [Link].set_mode((display_width, display_height))
[Link].set_caption("Dodger Game Using Pygame")
frame_rate = [Link]()
gamer_detail = 45
gamer_movement = [display_width // 2, display_height - 2 * gamer_detail]
gamer_speed = 15
to_dodge_detail = 45
to_dodge_position1 = [[Link](0, display_width - to_dodge_detail), 0]
to_dodge_position2 = [[Link](0, display_width - to_dodge_detail), 0]
to_dodge_speed = 10
points = 0
font = [Link]("calibri", 35)

def check_for_colision(gamer_movement, enemy_pos):


p_x, p_y = gamer_movement
e_x, e_y = enemy_pos
if (e_x < p_x < e_x + to_dodge_detail or e_x < p_x + gamer_detail < e_x +
to_dodge_detail) and \
(e_y < p_y < e_y + to_dodge_detail or e_y < p_y + gamer_detail < e_y +
to_dodge_detail):
return True
return False

game_over = False
while not game_over:
for event in [Link]():
if [Link] == [Link]:
game_over = True
keys = [Link].get_pressed()
if keys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
gamer_movement[0] -= gamer_speed
if keys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
gamer_movement[0] += gamer_speed
if gamer_movement[0] < 0:
gamer_movement[0] = 0
elif gamer_movement[0] > display_width - gamer_detail:
gamer_movement[0] = display_width - gamer_detail
[Link](color2)
to_dodge_position1[1] += to_dodge_speed
to_dodge_position2[1] += to_dodge_speed
if to_dodge_position1[1] > display_height:
to_dodge_position1 = [[Link](
0, display_width - to_dodge_detail), 0]
points += 1
to_dodge_speed += 0.5
if to_dodge_position2[1] > display_height:
to_dodge_position2 = [[Link](
0, display_width - to_dodge_detail), 0]
points += 1
to_dodge_speed += 0.5
if check_for_colision(gamer_movement, to_dodge_position1) or
check_for_colision(gamer_movement,

to_dodge_position2):
game_over = True
break
[Link](
display, color3, (to_dodge_position1[0], to_dodge_position1[1],
to_dodge_detail, to_dodge_detail))
[Link](
display, color3, (to_dodge_position2[0], to_dodge_position2[1],
to_dodge_detail, to_dodge_detail))
[Link](
display, color1, (gamer_movement[0], gamer_movement[1],
gamer_detail, gamer_detail))
score_text = [Link]("Score: {}".format(points), True, color1)
[Link](score_text, (10, 10))
[Link]()
frame_rate.tick(30)
[Link](color2)
game_over_text = [Link]("Final Score: {}".format(points), True, color1)
[Link](game_over_text, (display_width //
2 - 200, display_height // 2 - 20))
[Link]()
[Link](3000)
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