Coding Game Bird

In this project, we have created a game using the quotPygamequot module in python. The game is named quotFlappy Birdquot. Most of you have played this game on your mobile phones and now it's time to code this game by yourself. If you haven't played this before, not an issue, let's cover this introduction with these few lines. The game is a side-scroller where the player controls a bird

BIRD MAYHEM Use coding and physics properties to program a bird to bounce around your screen and spawn more bouncing birds when you click on it. Tynker makes learning to code fun!

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Learn how to build a flappy bird game from scratch using the Pygame library in Python.

JavaScript Section This section contains the part of the code that controls the game state and the moving objects. The following steps have to be followed in this section. Get a reference to bird and background image in JavaScript file. Set some values for background scrolling speed, the flying speed of the bird, and gravity.

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Flappy Bird isn't just your average bird-brained game it's a flight of fancy into the world of coding! With Pocket Code at its wingtips, Flappy Bird turns coding into a fun adventure where even birds can learn to program! easy drag and drop code similiar to scratch will have you well on your way into sophisticated and more complicated

Flappy bird was originally released as a mobile game where you tap the screen to make the bird fly. If the bird hits the pipes or the edges of the screen, the game ends and the player needs to restart. In this tutorial, we have made a computer version of the game where the bird will be controlled using the up key or the space bar.

If you've ever played quotFlappy Birdquot and wondered how it was made, this tutorial is for you! Learn how to create a fun and simple version of this classic game.

Now we're going to add events to our coding. Specifically, we're going to create an event for clicking the mouse and the bird hitting an object. In video game programming we call this kind of event collision detection it lets us decide what to do when one thing collides with, or touches, another. What kinds of collision events have you seen in