How to Make Games in Python

    From what I know and from making things in Python, one skill you will need to be good at is if-else statements as well as logic when changing values. Let's say your user in your game has a choice of going down door one or door two. You have to have two different possibilities coded. So it would be like if door '1' is chosen, enter x whatever you have coded and want them to do next, and vice versa. Where it gets more complex is where the GUI comes into play. A GUI is a graphic user interface that the user can see and interact with. This is what makes a game display things. But recently, with newer technology and AI, you can use third-party services that give you the source code to already have your own game and tweak things you want by accessing the code. These services give you access to games that have already been coded and used before, but they also give you insight into how they are made, and you can change things and see the results right away, making the learning of game creation interactive.




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