âSince this has turned into an advice thread . . .
Having taught Python for several years, I find that the best way to learn any language, but Python in particular, is to just sit down and try a lot of things, without assistance. It sounds like you're trying to make a game. That's great, but you shouldn't try to do that by piecing together code other people have written. You will learn more by writing it all from scratch. After you have done this, then you'll have a better idea of what goes into making a game, what code is best reused, and what code is best left outsourced to dedicated projects.