Month: November 2022

Use PyInstaller to Create Executable of Python PgZero Game – Windows Version

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If you develop a game with Pgzero or PyGame, you might want to invite your friends to play it. However, some of your friends do not use Python, so they do not have the Python development environment, or you do not want to share your Pgzero code at that moment. How do you wrap your …

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Code Structure Change When Converting Blockly Language into Pyton Code for LEGO MindStorms

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When we start to write Python code for LEGO MindStorms models, we tend to convert existing Scratch blockly code into Python version and check if it works. Although LEGO has made effort to create Python methods which could match the functionality of Scratch programming blocks, the Python code structure is much different from that of …

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