STEP 11: Now let's set up another if statement for cars going the other direction.
- From LOGIC and the toolkit, drag out if or so that it is indented one time in the interval event.
- Change both choice variables to my_var. Change "yes" to -50 and change "y" to 150.
- In GRAPHICS and , drag Car 2 inside the if statement. Make sure it is indented two times!
- Now let's make it so that these cars drive to the right. Click Run, Submit, and Next to move on.
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# sprite = codesters.Rectangle(x, y, width, height, "color")
start = codesters.Rectangle(0, -250, 500, 50, "red")
# sprite = codesters.Rectangle(x, y, width, height, "color")
finish = codesters.Rectangle(0, 250, 500, 50, "green")
my_list = [-150, -50, 50, 150]
for value in my_list:
pass # delete after adding indented code
# add code here
# sprite = codesters.Rectangle(x, y, width, height, "color")
sprite = codesters.Rectangle(0, value, 500, 50, "gray")
# sprite = codesters.Sprite("image", x, y)
sprite = codesters.Sprite("turtle1", 0, -240)
sprite.set_size(.2)
sprite.turn_left(90)
def interval():
my_var = random.choice(my_list)
if my_var == -150 or my_var == 50:
pass # delete after adding indented code
# add your code here
sprite = codesters.Sprite("car1", -400, my_var)
sprite.turn_right(90)
sprite.set_size(0.5)
sprite.set_x_speed(2)
stage.event_interval(interval, 0.5)
