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Python for Gaming

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It is only appropriate that we have a chapter where we discuss creating video games in Python – after all, it is that very interest that got me started programming all those years ago when I was a kid. Things have progressed a lot since then; at the time, PC games were text-based with the only images consisting of really poor-quality graphics or, worse, made out of ASCII characters.

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Payne, J.R. (2024). Python for Gaming. In: Python for Teenagers. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9988-3_11

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