Now we'll add a title and instructions to our game using comments. A comment is a line of code that the computer ignores. It's like a note you write for people to read as they're using your program!
- Go to the top of your program and add several new lines.
- Type a hashtag # to start your comment. On the same line, write a title for your program.
- Your title should look like this # My Awesome Click Game
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stage.set_background("underwater")
score = 0
score_board = codesters.Display(score)
weak_pws = ["password", "password123", "123456", "hello1", "snuffles", "emma2003"]
strong_pws = ["GgbvTa581!@", "@Mjrc0olguy!", "007jmSB0nd!", "108turt!es762", "Avv3SoMe!305"]
all_pws = strong_pws + weak_pws
password = codesters.Text("password")
def interval():
rand_x = random.randint(-225, 225)
rand_y = random.randint(-225, 225)
rand_pw = random.choice(all_pws)
password.set_text(rand_pw)
password.go_to(rand_x, rand_y)
stage.event_interval(interval, 3)
def click(sprite):
global score
pw_text = password.get_text()
if pw_text in weak_pws:
score -= 1
score_board.update(score)
if pw_text in strong_pws:
score += 1
score_board.update(score)
rand_x = random.randint(-240, 240)
rand_y = random.randint(-240, 240)
rand_pw = random.choice(all_pws)
password.set_text(rand_pw)
password.go_to(rand_x, rand_y)
if score == 10:
text = codesters.Text("You Win!", 0, 150, "red")
password.hide()
password.event_click(click)
