game_starter.py

'''
Please follow the TODOs in the code to complete the project
'''
import turtle       #use the turtle library
from tkinter import messagebox  #tkinter liraray to show a message box

#Set the size of the main window. 
turtle.setup(600,600)
#Window size is 600, so we have 300 pixels right and 300 pixels left in the coordinate system.
#(0,0) at the center.

#create window variable to reference the screen and set some properties
window = turtle.Screen()
window.title("Get The Food")
window.bgcolor("dark salmon")
window.tracer(0)

#Create the player turtle. 
player = turtle.Turtle()
player.speed(0)
player.shape("turtle")
player.penup()
player.shapesize(0.80, 0.80)
player.goto(-250, 0) #Start from the left. 

#Generate random food items
#The below code shows 1 green triangle food item at position (-50,50). 
position_point_1_x = -50
position_point_1_y = 50

food = turtle.Turtle()
food.speed(0)
food.shape("triangle")
food.color("green")
food.penup()
food.left(90)
food.shapesize(0.80, 0.80)
food.goto(position_point_1_x, position_point_1_y)

#TODO (1) Modify  the code above to display 3 different food items 
#with different shapes and colors at random positions within the screen




#TODO (4): 
#Write the code within the function body that checks if the position of the player 
#is close enough to the food. If so, hide the food. 
def check_touch():

    print('TODO')


#TODO (5): 
#Check if all the food generated in step1 got eaten
#Show the below alert to indicate winning.
#messagebox.showinfo("Hey There", "You Won!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!")


#function to move the turtle forward
def forward():
  player.color('light green')
  player.forward(10)
  check_touch()

#function to rotate the turtle right
def turn_right():
  player.color('light green')
  player.right(10)
  check_touch()

#TODO (2): 
#Define 2 functions for moving right and moving backword
#Make sure you call the check_touch() function at the end. 


#Listn to the window key stroked and take actions
#based on the clicked key
window.onkeypress(forward, "Up")        #When Up arrow clicked, call forward function
window.onkeypress(turn_right, "Right")  #When Right arrow clicked, call turn_right function

#TODO (3):
#add the code lines that handles the left and down keys 

## Go up for TODO 4 and 5

window.listen() #start listening to key strokes
# Main game loop
while True:
    window.update()