🔒 how to make GUI/screen in python?

[dull sierra]

So I want to make screen like that , I already got this code from python AI , but I still don’t know how it’s working , so can anyone explain for me how this is works?

[knotty osprey]

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[jovial shale]

Don't use AI to write code

I can get you started on a basic application in pygame, it just might take a minute to write

[dull sierra]

I know , that’s why I want to learn , if you can help me learning more about python that will help me so much , and I appreciate that sir

[jovial shale]

import pygame

pygame.init() # Get pygame set up

screen = pygame.display.set_mode((1200, 800)) # Create a display surface hooked to the window
clock = pygame.time.Clock() # Create the clock to keep the application running at a constant 60 FPS
running = True
while running:
  for event in pygame.event.get(): # Check all events
    if event.type == pygame.QUIT: # If the close button is pressed
      running = False
  
  screen.fill((255, 0, 0)) # Fill the screen surface (thus the window) with the color red (RED = 255, GREEN = 0, BLUE = 0)
  pygame.display.flip() # Update the window
  clock.tick(60) # Use the clock to tick at 60 FPS

Alr, lemme comment it

Done... hopefully that works

Tested it on my end and it worked

[jovial shale]

Yes, if you have any Pygame or Python questions, many people on this server would love to help

I'd also recommend actually installing Python and pygame-ce on your computer instead of using replit

[dull sierra]

Unfortunately I don't know how to download the original python

[jovial shale]

Are you on Windows?

[dull sierra]

Sir I have one more question

What does "import" mean? And can you give me example of it

[dull sierra]

I actually use ipad

Not laptop

[jovial shale]

Do you have a laptop?

[dull sierra]

Yes , but I usually work on ipad , I will download original one in my laptop in the future

For now I want to learn python only , that's my focus

Because I will use it in school

[jovial shale]

It means what it literally says.
import will include the entire pygame library as part of your current script.
After importing, you will have access to pygame's many functions and classes with their methods

(Classes are not like a "classroom" class, but more of a Python object constructor. There're more intermediate though if you're just starting with Python)

[dull sierra]

Alright , can you give me example of how it works in coding?

[jovial shale]

It will be hard to learn Python on a laptop, but ig it's possible

[jovial shale]

sure

[dull sierra]

I just started learn python before 2 days

[jovial shale]

import random # Imports python's built-in random library

print(random.randint(1, 5)) # Accessing random's random integer function and requesting a "randint" between 1 and 5

[dull sierra]

How much import is there in Python?

[jovial shale]

If you aren't familiar with import you should probably learn a lot more Python before you begin using Pygame

[jovial shale]

Wdym? Like what are the libraries Python comes with?

[dull sierra]

All I know is :

Print
Input
While
If / elif / else
Def
Int/str/float

[dull sierra]

Yes

[dull sierra]

What should I learn now

[jovial shale]

definitely lists and for-loops

Like this:

a = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
for i in a:
  print(i)

and how lists relate to strings

[dull sierra]

I've made my first python game yesterday want to see it?

[jovial shale]

sure

[dull sierra]

It's guess the number game

Ok wait

[jovial shale]

cool, my first python game too

[knotty osprey]

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[dull sierra]

Wait

Why I can’t send more than 1k characters

[jovial shale]

A simple guess the number game can be written much smaller than 1K characters

[dull sierra]

first = True
first2 = True
first3 = False
first4 = False
winm = 0
go = 0
hs = 0
int(go)
int(hs)

while first:
win = 0
int(win)
print("Welcome to the game of Rock, Paper, scissor")
while first2:
try:
chances = input("How much life you want have?\n")
chances = int(chances)
chance = chances
first2 = False
first22 = True
except ValueError:
print("Error | pleas put a number")
while first22:
if chances == 0:
print("You cant put 0\n\n")
first22 = False
first2 = True
elif 0 > chance:
print("You cant put a negative number")
first22 = False
first2 = True
else:
first22 = False
first3 = True
while first3:
import random
n = random.randint(1,3)
n = int(n)
if n == 1:
n2 = "rock"
elif n == 2:
n2 = "paper"
else:
n2 = "scissor"
g = input("\n\nWhat do you want to chose?\n")
if g == "rock":
go = go + 1
elif g == "paper":
go = go + 1
elif g == "scissor":
go = go + 1
else:
print("unkown answer | the answer must be rock, paper or scissor")
if go == 1:
go = go - 1
if g == n2:
print("The AI took : ")
print(n2)
print("Tie")
print("\n\n\nYour left life(s) : ")
print(chances)
print("Your wins : ")
print(win)
elif g == "rock" and n2 == "scissor":
winm = winm + 1
winm = int(winm)
elif g == "paper" and n2 == "rock":
winm = winm + 1
winm = int(winm)
elif g == "scissor" and n2 == "paper":
winm = winm + 1
winm = int(winm)
elif g == "rock" and n2 == "paper":
winm = winm + 2
winm = int(winm)
elif g == "paper" and n2 == "scissor":
winm = winm + 2
winm = int(winm)

else:
winm = winm + 2
winm = int(winm)
if winm == 1:
chances = chances + 1
if chances > chance:
chances = chances - 1
win = win + 1
print("The Ai took : ")
print(n2)
print("You win")
print("\n\n\nYour left life(s) : ")
print(chances)
print("Your wins : ")
print(win)
winm = 0
if winm == 2:
chances = chances - 1
print("The Ai took : ")
print(n2)
print("You lose")
print("\n\n\nYour left life(s) : ")
print(chances)
print("Your wins : ")
print(win)
winm = 0
if win > hs:
hs = win
if chances == 0:
chances = chance
print("You lose | your highest score were : ")
print(hs)
first3 = False
first4 = True
while first4:
again = input("do you want to play again? (y/n)\n")
if again == "y":
first = True
first3 = True
first4 = False
if again == "n":
first = False
first4 = False
else:
if again != "y":
print("unknown answer | Please put y or n ")

That’s my game

[jovial shale]

Actually glorious

[dull sierra]

And it’s my first game ever in python

[jovial shale]

Can I show you how I would write it?

[dull sierra]

Sure

I wasn't know how to use "def"

That's why it's so big 😰

😅

[jovial shale]

It is fairly large

[jovial shale]

@dull sierra
Here it is:

from random import randint

answers = ['paper', 'rock', 'scissors']

print('Welcome to Rock, Paper, Scissors!')
while True:
    while True:
        try:
            lives = int(input('How many lives do you want? '))
            break
        except ValueError:
            print('Invalid value. You must submit an integer.')

    ai_lives = lives


    while lives > 0 and ai_lives > 0:
        while True:
            answer = input('Rock, Paper, Scissors, Shoot: ').lower()
            if answer in answers:
                rl_answer = answers.index(answer)
                ai_answer = randint(0, 2)
                break
            elif answer == 'shoot':
                print('Shoot shoot, bullet bullet gun, zap pow zap pow!')
        
        if rl_answer == ai_answer:
            print(f'\nTie!\n{answer.capitalize()} vs {answers[ai_answer].capitalize()}')
        
        elif rl_answer == (ai_answer-1) % 3:
            print(f'{answer.capitalize()} beats {answers[ai_answer].capitalize()}!\nYou scored!')
            ai_lives -= 1
        else:
            print(f'{answers[ai_answer].capitalize()} beats {answer.capitalize()}!\nAI scored!')
            lives -= 1
        
        print(f'\nCurrent lives:\n\tYOU: {lives}\n\tAI : {ai_lives}')
    
    if lives > ai_lives: print('YOU WIN!!!')
    else: print('AI WINS!!!')

    lives = ai_lives = 0
    
    again = input('Would you like to play again (y/n)? ').lower()
    if again != 'y':
        break

[knotty osprey]

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