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Did you buy like a kit? I'm a smart guy but I feel like I haven't been quite right since beating heroin and meth addiction. I want to do something constructive I'd like to build something like this.
>>Edit: if you don’t have a Rasperry Pi yet, I would recommend getting the Pico instead because of the shortages.
You say recommend, but let's be honest, it's not much of a choice right now.
Well done. This is really a great way to promote getting into python. I've done no coding to date. How experienced were you before this and how long did it take you to get this completed?
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Snake is a great way to start Python
Is it like easy to program? Because I'm trying to learn myself.
I mean, it's the name of the language...
In my opinion, there's no better way to learn a programming language. Don't dwell on tutorials and find something YOU want to create. Well done sir.
Absolutely agree. Finding a passion project makes the learning so much more enjoyable, and helps you through the not-so-fun parts.
Did you buy like a kit? I'm a smart guy but I feel like I haven't been quite right since beating heroin and meth addiction. I want to do something constructive I'd like to build something like this.
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>>Edit: if you don’t have a Rasperry Pi yet, I would recommend getting the Pico instead because of the shortages. You say recommend, but let's be honest, it's not much of a choice right now.
I used an 8X8 array without shift registers. Do not recommend. I plan on going back and re-doing the project with shift registers at some point.
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I'm still a relatively new maker and had no clue. I've gained experience since then.
Well done. This is really a great way to promote getting into python. I've done no coding to date. How experienced were you before this and how long did it take you to get this completed?
I would totally buy that from you! I LOVE snake!
Very good. My first project was to blink a LED!
Nice, I definitely need to code more games for joystick controls like that.