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RE: [pygame] Training
I can attest to this.
Just building Pong with Pygame taught me all the core functionality that
would be required for practically any game.
I think Pygame would probably benefit from a Pong tutorial, since (when I
wrote my version, at least) it pulled all the information gathered from the
other available tutorials into one simple project.
As far as my personal extra 0.02 goes, I found the tutorial for using the
MVC model with Pygame incredibly useful.
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Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 09:27
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Subject: Re: [pygame] Training
Write a small game. Start with pong. Reading and exercises are no
substitute for programming a real application.
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