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To implement the game Snake in Python using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern, we will need several classes and files. The game will be controlled using the keyboard. | |
Here are the core classes and their purposes: | |
1. `Game`: This is the main class that will control the game flow. It will be responsible for starting the game, handling user input, and updating the game state. | |
2. `Snake`: This class will represent the snake in the game. It will have methods to move the snake, grow the snake, and check if the snake has collided with itself. | |
3. `Food`: This class will represent the food in the game. It will have methods to place the food at a random location on the game board. | |
4. `Board`: This class will represent the game board. It will have methods to draw the board, the snake, and the food. | |
5. `Controller`: This class will handle user input. It will have methods to listen for keyboard events and update the direction of the snake accordingly. | |
Now, let's start with the entry point file, `main.py`, and then go to the ones that are imported by that file. | |
src/main.py | |