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Snake

The presentation proposes developing a Snake Game project using Java Swing and object-oriented programming principles. The project aims to create a fully functional Snake Game to enhance programming skills and deepen understanding of OOP concepts. Key objectives are designing game classes for the snake, food, board, and logic while implementing mechanics like food generation and collision detection. The Snake Game project will apply technologies like Java, IDEs like Eclipse, and version control with Git.

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Snake

The presentation proposes developing a Snake Game project using Java Swing and object-oriented programming principles. The project aims to create a fully functional Snake Game to enhance programming skills and deepen understanding of OOP concepts. Key objectives are designing game classes for the snake, food, board, and logic while implementing mechanics like food generation and collision detection. The Snake Game project will apply technologies like Java, IDEs like Eclipse, and version control with Git.

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PRESENTAION ON

Snake Game

PRESENTED BY
INSTRUCTRESS NAME
MD.MONIRUL ISLAM
MS. SULTANA UMME HABIBA
ID : 221 002 154
OVERVIEW

The Snake Game is a classic game where the player controls a


snake to eat food and grow in length. In this lab project, we
propose to implement the Snake Game using Java Swing and
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles
MOTIVATION

I have chosen the Snake Game project proposal for several compelling reasons,
which have motivated me to embark on this exciting endeavor. Developing the
Snake Game presents a valuable opportunity to enhance my programming skills
and deepen my understanding of object-oriented programming (OOP) principles.
By implementing the game using Java Swing, I can gain hands-on experience in
event-driven programming, GUI development, and algorithm design. This project
allows me to expand my knowledge and capabilities as a software developer.
DESIGN GOALS/OBJECTIVES

The main objectives of this lab project are as follows.Develop a fully


functional Snake Game using Java Swing and OOP principles.Implement a
user-friendly graphical user interface with interactive components.Apply
OOP principles to design the game’s structure, such as classes for the snake,
food, game board, and game logic.Implement game mechanics including
food generation, collision detection, and scoring.
APPLICATION

The Snake Game implemented with OOP principles and Java Swing
has various practical applications in the real world. Let’s explore the
specific applications in detail: The Snake Game implemented with
OOP principles and Java Swing offers a wide range of applications in
education, skill development, entertainment and game development
learning. It serves as a practical tool for learning programming
concepts, enhancing skills, providing entertainment, and exploring
game development principles.
TECHNOLOGIES AND TOOLS

The Snake Game project will be developed using the following


technologies and tools:
Programming Language: Java
IDE: Any Java IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ, NetBeans, etc.)
Graphics Library: Java Swing or JavaFX for the graphical user
interface. Version Control: Git for source code management.
Documentation: JavaDoc for code documentation
LIMITATIONS

The Snake Game, although a fun and addictive game, is relatively simple in
terms of gameplay mechanics and complexity. It may not offer the same
depth or intricacy as more sophisticated games. This limited complexity may
restrict the project’s ability to showcase advanced programming techniques
or challenge experienced players.

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