EXTEND—STEP 2: Now that we created a place to store the player's score, let's display it!

  • Still in , drag in Variable Display to the bottom of your code editor.
  • Change the variable name inside the parentheses from my_var to score.
  • Click Run. You should now see our scoreboard on the screen!

stage.set_background("moon") sprite = codesters.Sprite("alien1") sprite.go_to(-175, -150) net = codesters.Sprite("basketballnet") net.go_to(215, 175) instructions = codesters.Text("Click on the sprite to shoot the basketball. Hit the basket to score a point!") instructions.go_to(0, 50) instructions.set_color("white") stage.set_gravity(10) sprite.set_gravity_off() def click(sprite): ball = codesters.Sprite("basketball") ball.go_to(-175, -125) ball.set_x_speed(10) ball.set_y_speed(10) # add other actions... sprite.event_click(click) stage.disable_right_wall() def collision(net, hit_sprite): my_var = hit_sprite.get_image_name() if my_var == "basketball": sprite.say("Score!") hit_sprite.hide() # add any other actions... net.event_collision(collision) score = 0