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Make 10 Advanced Pro Games in Python

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Make 10 Advanced Pro Games in Python, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.77, with 102 lectures, based on 354 reviews, and has 1413 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Make 10 Advanced Pro Games in Python

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.77

Number of Lectures: 102

Number of Published Lectures: 102

Number of Curriculum Items: 102

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 102

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Students will be able to create very interesting and amazing games in python.

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who wants to create amazing games using python can enrol in this course

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who wants to create amazing games using python can enrol in this course

In this course you will be able to learn about the Game Development concepts in Pythonfrom absolute scratch up to the level where you guys will be able to make Pro Level Games. We are going to do Gamedevelopment in python using pygamemodule of Python. Pygameis a very famous and interactive module for Game development in Python. You are going to cover the very latest concepts of Game development using pygame. In this course where we will be covering 10 different Gamesusing pygame each introducing new and interesting concepts for you to learn.

Each Gameis going to help you to learn more and more interesting concepts. At the end of this course, I assure you that you will be able to create a totally new Gamesof your own requirements and specifications in pygame. This course covers the latest concepts of Python and pygame. I would love to hear your feedback as you’re in your journey in taking this course.

For this course to start, you don’t need anything. You don’t even need to have any past experience of Python or any other Programming Language. We have uploaded a Python Crash course as well as Pygame Crash Course at the end that will help you gain knowledge of these two topics before you start on with the Game Development in pygame. You can start on with Python then pygame and then Game development if you are a beginner. If you already have the basic knowledge of these two prerequisites then you can directly go towards Game Development using pygame and learn all the interesting concepts we have got for you here in this course.

You might encounter problems while taking this course. For this, you can directly message me and I will try my best to get back to you as soon as possible. You can ask your question(s) in Q/A Section where there will be many students who are already taking this course will answer you questions. When you done with any Game, I would definitely recommend you to upload your code and your experience with other students. You can also add more and more functionalities to your game as this is one of the prime objective of this course that you should be able to add your own functionalities in your project(game).

I wish you best of Luck with this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Setting up Python and Integrated Development Environment IDE

Lecture 1: Setting up Python and Integrated Development Environment IDE

Chapter 2: Dino Game

Lecture 1: Source Code and Media File for Dino Game

Lecture 2: Game Part – I

Lecture 3: Game Part – II

Lecture 4: Game Part – III

Lecture 5: Game Part – IV

Lecture 6: Game Part – V

Lecture 7: Game Part – VI

Lecture 8: Game Part – VII

Lecture 9: Game Part – VIII

Lecture 10: Game Part – IX

Lecture 11: Game Part – X

Lecture 12: Game Part – XI

Lecture 13: Game Part – XII

Chapter 3: Car Racing Game

Lecture 1: Source Code and Media Files for Car Racing Game

Lecture 2: Game Part – I

Lecture 3: Game Part – II

Lecture 4: Game Part – III

Lecture 5: Game Part – IV

Lecture 6: Game Part – V

Lecture 7: Game Part – VI

Lecture 8: Game Part – VII

Lecture 9: Game Part – VIII

Lecture 10: Game Part – IX

Lecture 11: Game Part – X

Lecture 12: Game Part – XI

Lecture 13: Game Part – XII

Lecture 14: Game Part – XIII

Chapter 4: Pong Game

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Game

Lecture 2: Initializations and Declarations

Lecture 3: init Function

Lecture 4: Ball Initializations

Lecture 5: Event Handlers

Lecture 6: GUI

Lecture 7: Updating Paddle Positions

Lecture 8: Drawing the Paddles

Lecture 9: Collision Checking

Lecture 10: Updating the Scores

Chapter 5: Snake Game

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Game

Lecture 2: Creating the Screen

Lecture 3: Creating the Snake

Lecture 4: Moving the Snake

Lecture 5: Adding Boundaries

Lecture 6: Introducing the Food

Lecture 7: Increasing Snake Length

Lecture 8: Displaying the Score

Chapter 6: Brick Breaker

Lecture 1: Source Code and Media Files for Brick Breaker Game

Lecture 2: Game Part – I

Lecture 3: Game Part – II

Lecture 4: Game Part – III

Lecture 5: Game Part – IV

Lecture 6: Game Part – V

Lecture 7: Game Part – VI

Lecture 8: Game Part – VII

Lecture 9: Game Part – VIII

Chapter 7: Tic Tac Toe Game

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Game

Lecture 2: Getting Started

Lecture 3: The Main Function

Lecture 4: Initialize Grid

Lecture 5: Render Function

Lecture 6: Draw Grid

Lecture 7: Click the Board

Lecture 8: Checking Winner

Lecture 9: Final Touch

Chapter 8: Flappy Bird

Lecture 1: Defining Global Variables

Lecture 2: The Game Image Array

Lecture 3: Audio Sound Array

Lecture 4: Welcome Main Screen

Lecture 5: Main Game Play – I

Lecture 6: Main Game Play – II

Lecture 7: Collision Checking

Lecture 8: Random Pipes Generation

Chapter 9: Helicopter Game

Lecture 1: Source Code and Media File for this Game

Lecture 2: Game Part – I

Lecture 3: Game Part – II

Lecture 4: Game Part – III

Lecture 5: Game Part – IV

Lecture 6: Game Part – V

Lecture 7: Game Part – VI

Chapter 10: Moving Objects

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Game

Lecture 2: Game – I

Lecture 3: Game – II

Lecture 4: Game – III

Lecture 5: Game – IV

Chapter 11: Python Crash Course

Lecture 1: Crash Course – I

Lecture 2: Crash Course – II

Chapter 12: Pygame in depth

Lecture 1: Crash Course – I

Lecture 2: Crash Course – II

Instructors

  • Khan School
    Khan School
    Software Engineer, Data Scientist and Entrepreneur

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