Python Game Programming Tutorial: Snake Game Part 1

[@TokyoEdTech]

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[@balaji.n7819]

can you say what to doin terminal should we install turtle?

[@TokyoEdTech]

The turtle module comes with Python so you don't need to install it

[@sahirbinsaud680]

File "c:\Users\*****\Desktop\PyGame\main.py", line 8, in wn = turtle.screen AttributeError: module 'turtle' has no attribute 'screen' plz plz plz help anyone

[@sahirbinsaud680]

@@TokyoEdTech File "c:\Users\*****\Desktop\PyGame\main.py", line 8, in wn = turtle.screen AttributeError: module 'turtle' has no attribute 'screen' plz plz plz help anyone

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@sahirbinsaud680 Screen should be capitalized. Screen not screen.

[@neonboy1998]

found you from free code channel. the guy who was teaching snake there was completely useless in teaching and i got the concepts of the pong so easily due to your teaching methods. thanks again for uploading these kind of videos of aspiring software engineers like us. really appreciate your time and effort in doing so.

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks for the kind words - much appreciated. Keep on codin'!

[@اقراء-و5ه]

the best educator on the internet tysm...your videos are really helpful

[@milkshakeinasnowstorm]

I came here to seek out the snake tutorial because I've seen your Pong tutorial on an other video (compilation of Python game tutorials). Just want to say thank you, and to tell you that the way you're explaining and presenting everything line by line is very, very helpful for us beginners.

[@sephplayzshortz8943]

The way you explain things are SPOT ON. Most programming tutorials for snake game always say you need to put on curses you need to import the pygame modual. You have done none of that and has made sure this tutorial is compatible for Mac and Windows and Linux. I love how you mentioned that you need to test after every paragraph of code you do, I used to be one of those people who did the whole thing but you t a ugh me that you aren't going to go far without testing a new peice of code! Yesterday, I did the Pong game you did and it was the best tutorial I have ever seen. You have earnt a sub!

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thank you, I try! I teach middle and high school coding, so that is my intended audience - it needs to be spelled out clearly. Plus, it is easier if you don't have to install something like curses or pygame. The turlte module is pretty powerful once you learn it. Check out my Space Arena tutorial to see what is possible.

[@sephplayzshortz8943]

@@TokyoEdTech thank you for the advice! I'll be a pro at python in no time!

[@marc135]

I am currently at summer camp working on a coding project and I have absolutely no experience with python AT ALL. Your videos are very easy to understand and very very helpful. It took me 4 hours to find the right snake game tutorial - good thing I found this video.

[@TokyoEdTech]

Great to hear! Glad I could help. Keep on codin'!

[@chloekimball536]

I have finished the series and I am commenting here so people who are in a dilemma to continue can read my comment. THIS SERIES IS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! Clear, concise and absolutely no bullshit

[@rushaan3039]

I love this, thank you so much for helping me out i will be watching all the parts of creating snake game and subbed also keep making videos like this! A big thumbs up

[@sc0utop741]

I just love ur effort and would like to say Thanks a ton my hero!!!😃😃😃😃

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks! Keep on codin'!

[@Yzrie]

How do you get that kind of python? I can't press backspace in my version. (Sorry if it looks like a dumb question. Beginner here)

[@konoyaro09]

1:33 how did you get that list,in my python there is no list by default please help

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@konoyaro09 It depends on which editor or IDE you are using. Check out Geany or VS Code.

[@heartoffire5902]

I can't tell you how deeply I appreciate you both using and encouraging others to use iterative programming to ensure you can quickly locate and fix issues. I naturally use this technique, partly because I'm new to programming and I know how easily things can break, and partly because I simply enjoy seeing my creation develop and grow in a tangible way. It also helps extraordinarily when watching tutorials like this. I was watching someone else's earlier and frankly it was extremely stressful because he was making mistakes and didn't check his code until at least 10 minutes into the video, at which point he ran into the consequence that I had spotted from the start. But I assumed he knew what he was doing because he was more experienced, so I spent a lot of time simply typing without explanation as to what I was doing - and I didn't get to figure out where any other problems were because there were no points for comparison along the way for testing. I felt like there wasn't much point in continuing because I just ended up feeling frustrated with myself, the code, and the guy who was actually kind enough to make a tutorial in the first place. I did decide to check out your channel after that. Your Pong series was the first one I used and it made programming feel not only possible, but also sensical. Your teaching technique is clear, efficient, and encouraging. I'm actually learning things along the way and understanding the purpose and use of each piece of code instead of just copying and attempting to google everything frantically hoping I'll flail across the internet enough until I hit the right answer. So thank you for sharing all these techniques and putting so much of yourself into allowing things to make sense to people who are new to this world.

[@TokyoEdTech]

You are quite welcome - glad you found value here! I do try to keep things step by step - I teach middle and high school students and small digestible chunks are very helpful. It drives me nuts when my students don't test their code as they go along - so I have to model the correct behavior. Learning to code is a long process - there's always something new to learn! But, once you get the basics down, it becomes much easier. Keep on codin'!

[@Hunkzes]

I have no idea how to thank you, I really appreciate the effort. It is my first python project and you helped me a lot.

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thank you is enough...keep on codin'!

[@littlenickey3554]

Thank you so much for the tutorial! Just finished the basics, but I was wanting to know how you would go about coding a computer to play snake against you. Thank you!

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks! The first thing I'd do is to get a second player on the screen that works with with the keyboard. Once you do that, then you can start thinking about automating the snake.

[@noskillant6168]

Love your videos man. Please keep it up! Definitely helps someone like me who is self teaching off mainly youtube.

[@olakolade6656]

You are an amazing youtuber! I'm a teenager learning to code and you have really helped me! Thanks!

[@Tanzanight-yo9lw]

This is soo much better than other tutorials!!

[@konoyaro09]

1:32 in my python i dont get that list,how can i fix that

[@liamg.-devkat9451]

The version you made is very simple and great for beginners! I really like this because there is so much you could add on to it like a Game Over screen or buttons with tkinter

[@aidenpd1006]

Hey, I really like your videos and I think it's great how fast you respond to these comments! Just a quick question - nothing's wrong with my code, but I get this message every time I run the program: "DEPRECATION WARNING: The system version of Tk is deprecated and may be removed in a future release. Please don't rely on it. Set TK_SILENCE_DEPRECATION=1 to suppress this warning." Is there a way to fix this or at least stop this from showing every time? (where do I "set TK_SILENCE_DEPRECATION=1"?). Also, if it helps I'm on a mac, and if you don't know that's okay. Thanks for the super helpful videos!

[@tentekgaming3687]

This is my first Python practice with your video and it worked at first try :D. Subed and liked.

[@I_Am_Kot]

I followed these tutorials and made my first game in python. Thanks for making this tutorial! P.S I checked out the github and I really like the multiplayer version!

[@TokyoEdTech]

Great to hear - keep on codin'!

[@bountyhunter8132]

Plus, I loved that space invaders series of yours. Amazing

[@Grunge_Lemon]

cannot believe you still help people to this day. absolute legend!!

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks - I try!

[@alishavandi3613]

Thank you for these awesome tutorials. Is there a way to display a grid where the snake is moving?

[@TokyoEdTech]

Yep - you just need to use a background image or draw the lines indivudually.

[@DOARE]

here is the code import turtle import time import random delay = 0.1 # Score score = 0 high_score = 0 # Set up the screen wn = turtle.Screen() wn.title("Snake Game by @TokyoEdTech") wn.bgcolor("green") wn.setup(width=600, height=600) wn.tracer(0) # Turns off the screen updates # Snake head head = turtle.Turtle() head.speed(0) head.shape("square") head.color("black") head.penup() head.goto(0,0) head.direction = "stop" # Snake food food = turtle.Turtle() food.speed(0) food.shape("circle") food.color("red") food.penup() food.goto(0,100) segments = [] # Pen pen = turtle.Turtle() pen.speed(0) pen.shape("square") pen.color("white") pen.penup() pen.hideturtle() pen.goto(0, 260) pen.write("Score: 0 High Score: 0", align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal")) # Functions def go_up(): if head.direction != "down": head.direction = "up" def go_down(): if head.direction != "up": head.direction = "down" def go_left(): if head.direction != "right": head.direction = "left" def go_right(): if head.direction != "left": head.direction = "right" def move(): if head.direction == "up": y = head.ycor() head.sety(y + 20) if head.direction == "down": y = head.ycor() head.sety(y - 20) if head.direction == "left": x = head.xcor() head.setx(x - 20) if head.direction == "right": x = head.xcor() head.setx(x + 20) # Keyboard bindings wn.listen() wn.onkeypress(go_up, "w") wn.onkeypress(go_down, "s") wn.onkeypress(go_left, "a") wn.onkeypress(go_right, "d") # Main game loop while True: wn.update() # Check for a collision with the border if head.xcor()>290 or head.xcor()290 or head.ycor() high_score: high_score = score pen.clear() pen.write("Score: {} High Score: {}".format(score, high_score), align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal")) # Move the end segments first in reverse order for index in range(len(segments)-1, 0, -1): x = segments[index-1].xcor() y = segments[index-1].ycor() segments[index].goto(x, y) # Move segment 0 to where the head is if len(segments) > 0: x = head.xcor() y = head.ycor() segments[0].goto(x,y) move() # Check for head collision with the body segments for segment in segments: if segment.distance(head) < 20: time.sleep(1) head.goto(0,0) head.direction = "stop" # Hide the segments for segment in segments: segment.goto(1000, 1000) # Clear the segments list segments.clear() # Reset the score score = 0 # Reset the delay delay = 0.1 # Update the score display pen.clear() pen.write("Score: {} High Score: {}".format(score, high_score), align="center", font=("Courier", 24, "normal")) time.sleep(delay) wn.mainloop()

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks for sharing - there is also a link the description to the code on GITHUB.

[@jasejoe8117]

thanks dude im not familiar with git hub

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@jasejoe8117 Check it out - it is very helpful!

[@megashock1319]

Whenever I do anything with "import (whatever)" it gets greyed out and the word "import" isn't red anymore. Im prolly just dumb, but I don't know how to not make it go grey after I press anything

[@megashock1319]

@@TokyoEdTech I fixed it, I was using pycharm and it sends an message if something is imported but isn't being used.

[@thestartupguy3975]

Helped sooooo much to keep my game window open!!! Thanks sooo much!!!

[@Oderwat]

I just want to let you know that I just got a snake game with your name as "creator" from an AI that uses the LLM "deepseek-coder". So they have for sure used your code for training and the AI kind of copies what you did.

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks for letting me know. It's all good - if my code can help others I'm happy. Keep on codin'!

[@BigDaddyGuagg]

Isn't there something better than the turtle module?

[@SUNYBOI]

Sir I ran the code ....my green screen came but it vanished quickly

[@TokyoEdTech]

Check the link that says "NEED HELP?".

[@colwarsstudiobrickfilmandm8580]

I had that issue you have to open the python idle and make open the file. Than run it through there its not a code error it took me forever to figure that out! I guess on some laptops you cant run a .py file through terminal...

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@colwarsstudiobrickfilmandm8580 Glad you figured it out on your own. But I wish people would realize I can't help without seeing the code and save me the effort of having to ask every time.

[@theSoberSobber]

Sir, I am not able to Run the File In Terminal (I am also Using VS Code). The Terminal Pops up for about a second and then just disappears. I am not able to drag the window from above as you do......... Please help...

[@DrNupurDubey]

hi, I want an image in the background what should I do?

[@DrNupurDubey]

@@TokyoEdTech thank u so much

[@DrNupurDubey]

@@TokyoEdTech hello ,instead square shape of head can we use a image

[@poketube7222]

A lots of Thanks from India 🇮🇳

[@prod.shanmuga5379]

U teach really well just started with python and I'm really happy . Print("Thanks Mann")😂

[@TokyoEdTech]

print("Happy to hear that!")

[@sahirbinsaud680]

File "c:\Users\*****\Desktop\PyGame\main.py", line 8, in wn = turtle.screen AttributeError: module 'turtle' has no attribute 'screen' plz plz plz help anyone

[@dam22522]

thanks for leading in my first python project

[@TokyoEdTech]

You're welcome - keep on codin'!

[@codingisfun007]

Source Code: import turtle # Set up the screen wn = turtle.Screen() wn.title("Snake Game") wn.bgcolor("green") wn.setup(width=600, height=600) wn.tracer(0) wn.mainloop()

[@shaka4448]

Yay I have come from pong and am excited to start on this

[@yuvithegreat3878]

Same

[@anugeeta7420]

I'm not getting the title in output. What should i do?

[@TokyoEdTech]

Check the link that says "NEED HELP?"

[@hanli4977]

Hi Christian. Thank you for the amazing tutorial. Is there any way to add a "pause" function to the game? When the snake hits the wall, can we make the snake coming out from the other wall, insteaded of game over? Great Job!!

[@jordynmuldrow3885]

Thank you so much for your tutorials, they have been super helpful.

[@TokyoEdTech]

You're very welcome - glad I could help. Keep on codin'!

[@dadipy58]

fr

[@迷路人-i8l]

hello ,Mr thompson,i want to ask you a question for the visual studio, i have been written a same code with you, but i cannot display a canvas, can you tell me how to correct?

[@迷路人-i8l]

@@TokyoEdTech thx,I have found the reason why it cannot to run, I actually missed the last line of code. lol

[@迷路人-i8l]

@@TokyoEdTech Yeah,I have done it XD

[@bestcreationinpoetry1422]

@@TokyoEdTech may i run this in pycharm

[@mantease2715]

Yesss!!!! It worksss!!! hope you upload more videos like this

[@TokyoEdTech]

I will try my best.

[@Rl-tn1ys]

yes he does a lot

[@itzeclipse7449]

My code works, but the screen is only staying up for a millisecond. What do I do?

[@TokyoEdTech]

Check the Link that says Need Help? And get back to me.

[@ssayorr]

check if you wrote wn.mainloop() if you did then make a new line and just keep there it somehow fixed for me

[@Hanzoxloww]

@@ssayorr do turtle.done() at the end

[@ALLINONETV1]

@@Hanzoxloww thanks

[@Hanzoxloww]

@@ALLINONETV1 np

[@tripplekidhacker]

i wanted to create a snake for my project but make it fun and interesting, could we add like graphics. custom tiled map or something?

[@colwarsstudiobrickfilmandm8580]

Dude you should write a book on turtle module it would be so helpful i bet you could make some good money.... coding books most of the time are like 30 bucks (united states dollars)

[@TokyoEdTech]

I'm definitely thinking about it!

[@iknees6056]

Hello, i copied and pasted the code from github, but when i put it in pycharm, but when i play it, whenever i click a directional key, the snake teleports directly on the wall and you loose

[@owenbrowne9288]

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooof

[@aryanpatel8476]

I got a little error on my end. I followed the code EXACTLY and even was able to launch. My keys don't work and when I was trying to figure out why I see this: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/my_username/Documents/Python Programs/my_folder/snake.py", line 76, in

[@aryanpatel8476]

@@TokyoEdTech line of code: wn.update() error code: File "/Users/my_username/Desktop/snakehame.pyw , line 76, in

[@aryanpatel8476]

@@TokyoEdTech and the snake does'nt move when i start up snake

[@loganvaldez889]

For some reason I am getting AttributeError: 'TurtleView' Object has no attribute 'mainloop'

[@loganvaldez889]

pastebin.com/xTui0tFJ Traceback (most recent call last): File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/776CBE57-9756-443B-A18B-77E1A17DC5E6/Pythonista3/Documents/snake.py", line 12, in wn.mainloop() AttributeError: 'TurtleView' object has no attribute 'mainloop'

[@loganvaldez889]

I'm using an IPad Pro. I think I'll just have to do it on a computer.

[@human.earthling]

try using turtle.mainloop() instead.

[@loobersoog]

Riaz Husain I love you

[@theemacsen1518]

paste this instead of wn.mainloop(): turtle.mainloop()

[@letsthinkit]

Have you made a tutorial for asteroids?, I couldn't find one on your channe;. Thanks for all the content you make! It helps me as a 14 year old learning to code as a hobby.

[@a_maxed_out_handle_of_30_chars]

Thanks to Reddit, I was wondering what to do after completing Python 3.

[@samuelhirn1415]

So I've been doing the basics of Python for a while now, and I can make text-based games and such. But I was wondering what to make, is using GUI the next step?

[@alok7485]

please make more games and also tell about how to increase difficulty level in game, how to make more levels in games and how to generate enemies more in pygame

[@jezonfernando1583]

I am not getting the Screen eventhough I'm working on a lap

[@TokyoEdTech]

I’m happy to help, but I need to see the actual code. Please share your code via pastebin.com link so I can download and test it. To learn how, please watch this video and then get back to me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmekqImrqpuCabs Keep on codin’!

[@mrspice2024]

Hi plz help, I want to add sound on my turtle project but it doesnt play the sound its just play the warning win sound(I am using win) so plz can you help

[@kurawtw]

to make the window stay there, you must use turtle.done() instead of the wn.mainloop() if you are using the newest version of pycharm. and the game is not finished, you must follow the 2nd tutorial until you finish all of the tutorials.

[@TokyoEdTech]

It will probably depend on your version of Python, but if that works for you and others, great!

[@kurawtw]

@@TokyoEdTech yep! im a kid programmer and this really helped me, thanks @TokyoEdTech!

[@oster4083]

hi! is there a way i can detect what the score is, im trying to see when the score reaches certent numbers

[@oster4083]

nvm i figured it out i used "if score == (number):"

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@oster4083 Glad you figured it out!

[@robertmawdsley8418]

Hi Christian, Honestly in my first day of knowing anything about Python, this may be a silly question, but what "IDE( i think its called)" are you using in the video, i have python running in CMD and can do the basic Print("Hello World") but i am really struggling to follow the video when using CMD, for example when you create the wn.Mainloop() statement as above it allows you to compile code inbetween that and the wn.tracer(0), I may be so lacking in understanding and knowledge about all this but in CMD it does not allow me to do so, it doesnt even let me edit code, I am forced to backspace all and re-write, and it does not allow me to change where i am typing, I am sure that i am just ignorant of all this but could just use some help, not sure if you could assist, Thanking you in advance, Robert

[@robertmawdsley8418]

@@TokyoEdTech Thank You very Much Christian, I appreciate the help and time.

[@nair38]

Hello. I am stuck. I am trying to do the first part of just making the screen but it says that mainloop is not an attribute of Screen(). I am using Python 2 so maybe it doesn't work for Python 2.

[@معمغربنا-د4ص]

thanks but its not work in windows or python 3.8 i coped in past in pycharm but not work

[@bikashpandey8637]

can you teach us how to add pause and quit button in the game

[@TokyoEdTech]

Try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oau3naJ6ppZ5n7M

[@budgiesandlizardstheguide410]

Hi - I'm building a small game where what you basically do is click on objects that appear randomly throughout the screen. Do you have a good tutorial for this?

[@gimmecookies5405]

I copied GUITHUB like 2 month ago and when i copy it now, it dosent work

[@TokyoEdTech]

Don't know what to tell you.

[@gimmecookies5405]

@@TokyoEdTech :)

[@gimmecookies5405]

@@TokyoEdTech that was the answer i was looking for

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@gimmecookies5405 Glad to hear it! lol

[@kodaea223]

what kind of terminal are you using how do I get it?

[@lqn7260]

How do you run turtle in Visual Studio Code? I can only seem to get it to run code which isn't using a module.

[@ndidiowonibi8327]

Thanks i am using Windows 8.1 And i use Sublime text to right codes

[@sirisgoated4173]

Hey my background only stays for half a second and then disappears, why is that? Here is my code import turtle # Set up the screen wn = turtle.Screen() wn.title("Snake game by Saif Aldaour") wn.bgcolor("green") wn.setup(width=600, height=600) wn.tracer(0)

[@TokyoEdTech]

You're missing the rest of the code - keep going.

[@rakeshreddy1365]

at last instead if wn.mainloop() use turtle.mainloop()

[@nope8306]

AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'append'

[@TokyoEdTech]

There is a link in the description labeled “NEED HELP?” Check that out and get back to me. Keep on codin’!

[@makrophoenix3069]

you are gold sir! glad i find you!

[@makrophoenix3069]

@@TokyoEdTech thanks for your reply, and just something to add, in this sea of python "programmers" on youtube you are the first to explain every line of code you type and every line of code is i would say compatible with all the versions of python(windows, linux, macOS). Just finished programming snake and believe me i could type whole line of code out of memory because you explained it perfectly. Thank you again.

[@chloekimball536]

I feel the same way. He is absolutely amazing

[@karamabumallouh8550]

i wrote these code but the screen keeps closing after I run the code(it opens only for 1 sec the closes)how could I fix that?

[@Zousky]

How do I upgrade to python 3 on mac? I downloaded python 3 but whenever I run turtle module, it goes back to 2.7

[@jackhammerdevelopment3159]

Hey there it seems someone has been plagiarising all your work and they uploaded a video claiming the code to be theirs

[@TokyoEdTech]

Heya - yep, it happens pretty regularly. I'm totally OK with anyone using any of my code for any purpose, but I do appreciate a link back in the description. Everything I do is Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike. Some people do ask - in particular I appreciate people who translate my videos, or use my code in their native language. Could you share a link to the code/content you found? Usually, when I ask, I get a positive response to my request for them to include a link. Thanks!

[@jackhammerdevelopment3159]

@@TokyoEdTech sure kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHe3c3qga9uUaJI is the link i hope the guy does the right thing and credit you but I don't have high hopes cause he literally pretended to wrote the whole code by himself all along but good luck.

[@roxycamilo]

Hi, christian my son is 10 years old and he using python (spider anaconda) for his project at school, he wants to show in a you tube video the codding and the graphic turtle both at the same time (like you doing here), the problems is the recording only shows the codding part or the graphic turtle, not both at the same time, is he missing something? or whats the right way to show both at the same time thank you

[@roxycamilo]

thank you , !! we will try that, my son watch your videos all the time, he start liking python because of your videos , thank you for all your work !!!

[@g.t.1012]

thanks for you time i did everything and works perfect, i like it, i add -turtle.register_shape("food.gif") -turtle.register_shape("slangenlichaam.gif") -turtle.register_shape("slanghoofd.gif") to change the snake and food and its looks cool Its so fun

[@erdiksha8104]

Sir i was trying to add sound..durring collision...and i did so...but no sound is coming...may os is mac... os.system("afplay Arrow flyby right to left .mp3") I hv attched in same file also....but no sound is coming...plzzz help me sir

[@erdiksha8104]

@@TokyoEdTech ok sir..👍😊

[@erdiksha8104]

Sir i renamed the file...and as per u said...but still no sound is coming

[@erdiksha8104]

@@TokyoEdTech I changed the name.. os.system("afplay hiss.mp3&") ...

[@erdiksha8104]

@@TokyoEdTech Wn.update() t._update_data() Self.screen._incrementuduc() Raise terminator turtle.Terminator

[@erdiksha8104]

@@TokyoEdTech Wn.update() t._update_data() Self.screen._incrementudc() raise Terminator turtle.Terminator .....this is showing in terminal win dow

[@jalavl2972]

When i do the run python file in terminal thing it just says "This is not an active python file" How should I make this a python file? Would be really appreciated if you could help!

[@jalavl2972]

@@TokyoEdTech OMG, it's the man himself! So glad I can talk to you, anyways I have not tried saving my files like that, lemme try and thank you very much!

[@yesveryprofesionalnameyes6055]

did you download the turtle module?

[@theemacsen1518]

python (FILENAME).py

[@mmoonnaa]

line 8 NameError: name 'screen' is not defined What can I doooo ?

[@anshul1047]

the s of the screen should be capital. it should be s = turtle.Turtle()

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks for helping out!

[@Plasticarmylabs]

wn.bgcolor("green") doesnt work it says it's not defined

[@TokyoEdTech]

Can you share all the code and the error message?

[@Plasticarmylabs]

@@TokyoEdTech the error message: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:/Users/Win10R22h2/OneDrive/Desktop/Snake.py", line 3, in import turtle File "C:\Users/Win10R22h2/OneDrive/Desktop\turtle.py", line 3, in bgcolor("black") NameError: name 'bgcolor' is not defined the code: #simple Snake Game import turtle #settingu up the screen wn = turtle.Screen() wn.title("Snake") wn.bgcolor("green") wn.setup(width=600, height=600) wn.tracer wn.mainloop()

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@Plasticarmylabs It looks like you have a file called turtle.py on your desktop. Delete it.

[@Plasticarmylabs]

@@TokyoEdTech thanks so much that helped

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@Plasticarmylabs Sure thing - keep on codin'!

[@arbazchaudhry9721]

when i write main loop it says underfined

[@saunaknandi1814]

bro send the code first how can anyone will rectify ur mistake

[@safabashe170]

i downloaded your code in description and run it in my computer but the snake does not move at all ... i have python 3.7 , pygame and i'm using pycharm ... what should i do ?

[@walsand]

why is there no audio?, other videos on youtube have sound but for some reason not yours?

[@walsand]

@@TokyoEdTech yep, restarted the whole computer, audio works on mobile though. so ill probably have it run on the phone while im doing this total kek

[@juancruzarzani4502]

Hi there , i have an issue here . Im just learning to code , im using the lastest build of python and i cant get to import turtle . The word import wont turn pink or show no signs of working (it is grey text ) and the program tells me that " import turtle " is an unused import command and recomends me to delete it . Pycharm gives me the option of using " __import__ " but when i use "__import__" turtle is not a option :/

[@juancruzarzani4502]

@@TokyoEdTech thanks a lot man , tomorrow ill continue whit the project then!

[@divyakumar5161]

Everything is excellent But in which app I will program this

[@divyakumar5161]

@@TokyoEdTech ohh thanks bro

[@pranavguptaa]

I just found your videos,but i am not familiar with GUI in python,can you please suggest what topics should i learn for this playlist?

[@TokyoEdTech]

If you already know basic Python, give this a shot - it will explain what you need to know.

[@pranavguptaa]

@@TokyoEdTech Thanks a lot man🔥🔥

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@pranavguptaa You're welcome.

[@crake9510]

is this on sublime text plz answer

[@makingzebraop]

Which software u r using to code python?

[@makingzebraop]

Pls tell fats

[@Guyfamily1737]

Can u tell me what ide you are using? Im using spider and when ever i try to run the code it says something like srry cant display game scrren

[@louisapankow77]

Hey TokyoEdtech, I dont know why, but no window is shown :( # Simple Snake Game in Python import turtle # Set up Screen wn = turtle.Screen() wn.title("Snake by Louisa") wn.bgcolor("green") wn.setup(600, 600) wn.tracer(0) wn.mainloop()

[@louisapankow77]

Python is only showing me this: /usr/bin/python3.8 /home/student_in/Game_snake_lp/main.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/student_in/Game_snake_lp/main.py", line 4, in import turtle File "/usr/lib/python3.8/turtle.py", line 107, in import tkinter as TK ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tkinter' Process finished with exit code 1

[@TokyoEdTech]

@@louisapankow77 Are you on Linux? If so, you'll need to install tkinter separately. Try Googling instructions for your operating system..

[@PreludeSon]

very nice! By the way, how do I keep the game screen on? it closes on the first tutorial.

[@tomthebigman7481]

Stiofán Davies Thanks, was stuck.

[@johankaruyan5536]

Wait Why not Pygame ? isnt it easier there ?

[@nuranaaliyeva6648]

TokyoEdTech , are you writing code in Pycharm ?

[@TokyoEdTech]

Nope - I’ve made a video about this exact topic. Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/apOvXp95hZenm8U

[@mohammedshaddy3741]

plz help, I am using eclipse IDE with pydev plug-in , it is not showing the green box at all

[@ismailjabarti9453]

What application are you using to write the code on?

[@Player-fx3vt]

Hello, is turtle a default library or i need to download it ? My editior is not knowing what turtle is also shoud i use visualt studion or visual studio code , i mean does it matter? Thanks for the help

[@TokyoEdTech]

It should come with Python. Here's a video about IDEs I use: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apOvXp95hZenm8U

[@TokyoEdTech]

Thanks - good advice!

[@thebest-fo1yr]

i have a problem, my python game window opens for a few seconds and closes immediately, what can i do?

[@TokyoEdTech]

Share your code so I can't take a look.

[@iggelopiggelo5613]

I have Windows 10, i just downloaded python 3.7.2 but mine does not look like that. Mines just a black screen and it just lets me write. I don’t have numbers on the side and all of that. Help me please

[@iggelopiggelo5613]

Christian Thompson Thank you so much! Really thankful for Your response. Now i Can Finally code

[@mostaphamansoor3969]

the green screen with the snake opens but how will i move the snake,the directional keys dont work

[@g.t.1012]

watch hes next clips and he will tell everything its works

[@TokyoEdTech]

You got it!

[@ronaldmetube]

im having this error Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\mrsar\Desktop\RiyannRR\Codes\chess.py", line 2, in wn = turtle.Screen() AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'Screen'

[@nathangonzalez739]

im running the code on pycharm bc for some reason i cant run it on visual studio. and when i run the same code on pycharm the screen dosnt change color or size but it pops up. is there a difference in code in these different software ?

[@nathangonzalez739]

Christian Thompson thanks bro 👍🏽 just started coding yesterday started watching your vids and some other ones and I’m already getting the hang of it thanks 🙏🏽

[@nathangonzalez739]

@@TokyoEdTech ok i setup visual studio code and i finally got the green square to pop up, it turned out that it wouldn't pop up on VS bc i spelled width and height wrong lol. im super happy

[@nathangonzalez739]

Christian Thompson ok got u 👌🏽

[@liltxera253]

hi there, whats the IDLE you are using to code??

[@artsketcherz2893]

i am not able to find where has the code been run.i am using visual studio code itself.but cant find the output. please give me a solution.......

[@TokyoEdTech]

Sorry, I don't know what to tell you - try finding a forum for Visual Studio Code problems.

[@artsketcherz2893]

@@TokyoEdTech ok thx

[@galozer3179]

i cant run this exact code Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:/Networks/work/test.py", line 1, in import turtle File "C:\Networks\Python3.8\lib\turtle.py", line 107, in import tkinter as TK ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tkinter' thanks!

[@TokyoEdTech]

You may need to install tkinter separately - depends what OS you are on.