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Basketball Code1

The document contains the code for a Python basketball game using the Turtle module. It includes code to set up the screen, create turtle objects to represent the basket, ball, and score displays. Functions are defined to shoot the ball and check for collisions with the basket to score points. Key bindings allow the user to shoot by pressing "s". The main loop continuously updates the screen and moves the basket left and right randomly while the game is played.

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Basketball Code1

The document contains the code for a Python basketball game using the Turtle module. It includes code to set up the screen, create turtle objects to represent the basket, ball, and score displays. Functions are defined to shoot the ball and check for collisions with the basket to score points. Key bindings allow the user to shoot by pressing "s". The main loop continuously updates the screen and moves the basket left and right randomly while the game is played.

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Here's all the code for my Basketball game! Python 3.7.

3 (Windows)

# Basketball game in Python 3 by RKT

# import modules

import turtle

import random

import time

# Set up the screen

wn = turtle.Screen()

wn.setup(700,500)

wn.colormode(255)

wn.bgcolor(0, 180, 90)

wn.tracer(0)

wn.title("Shootin' Hoops by RKT")

# basket turtle

basket = turtle.Turtle()

basket.showturtle()

basket.penup()

basket.goto(0, 150)

wn.register_shape("insert_your_own_image.gif")

basket.shape("insert_your_own_image.gif")

# ball turtle

ball = turtle.Turtle()
ball.penup()

ball.shape("circle")

ball.color("orange")

ball.shapesize(2.5)

ball.goto(0, -180)

# pen turtle

pen = turtle.Turtle()

pen.hideturtle()

pen.penup()

pen.goto(-330, -230)

pen.write("Score:0", font=("Verdana", 30, "bold"))

# shots turtle

pen2 = turtle.Turtle()

pen2.penup()

pen2.hideturtle()

pen2.goto(100, -230)

pen2.write("Shots:0", font=("Verdana", 30, "bold"))

# accuracy turtle

pen3 = turtle.Turtle()

pen3.penup()

pen3.hideturtle()

pen3.goto(-330, 200)

pen3.write("Accuracy:0", font=("Verdana", 30, "bold"))


# Functions

def shoot():

for say in range(30):

y = ball.ycor()

y += 15

ball.sety(y)

time.sleep(0.02)

wn.update()

# Collision check

if (ball.xcor() < basket.xcor() + 30) and (ball.xcor() > basket.xcor() - 30) and (ball.ycor() ==
basket.ycor()):

global score1

score1 += 1

ball.sety(120)

wn.update()

time.sleep(0.02)

ball.sety(80)

wn.update()

pen.clear()

pen.write("Score:{}".format(score1), font=("Verdana", 30, "bold"))

break

global shots1

ball.goto(0, -180)

shots1 += 1

pen2.clear()

pen2.write("Shots:{}".format(shots1), font=("Verdana", 30, "bold"))

if score1 > 0:

accuracy = score1/shots1*100
pen3.clear()

pen3.write("Accuracy:{}%".format(accuracy), font=("Verdana", 30, "bold"))

def yay1():

shoot()

# key bindings

wn.listen()

wn.onkeypress(yay1, "s")

score1 = 0

shots1 = 0

# main game loop

while True:

wn.update()

# hoop movement

x = random.randint(1, 150)

basket.setx(basket.xcor() + x)

time.sleep(0.1)

x = random.randint(1, 150)

time.sleep(0.1)

basket.setx(basket.xcor() - x)
# border checking

if basket.xcor() > 250:

basket.setx(220)

if basket.xcor() < -250:

basket.setx(-220)

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