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import math
car = Actor("car_blue")
car.x = 200
car.y = 200
car.speed = 1
accel = 0.5
turning_speed = 1
def update():

    # handle player inputs

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# Inverse Kinematics tenacles with python and pygamezero
# Roughly following Daniel Shiffman's algorithm:
#   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXjRlEr7AGk

# pygamezero docs:
# https://pygame-zero.readthedocs.io/en/stable/builtins.html

import math
import random

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from pypercard import Inputs, CardApp, Card
import random

my_cards = [
    Card(
        "entrance",
        text="You are in the top of a tall tower ,a locked door to the left and a window to the right",
        buttons=[
            {"label": "Try and pick the lock", "target": "locked door"},
            {"label": "Go out of the window", "target": "falling"},

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"What was that game called?" - CYF Conference 2019

Happy Salmon

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/194626/happy-salmon

Pit (1903)

8 players, or 16 with 2 packs.

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Prepare and run an end-of-module assessment for HTML&CSS

What's needed this week?

I suggest two possible formats for the assessment: either Nate's single-file quiz, here: https://gist.github.com/NateWr/3d8b0cc5eb19712912d9f31dfb1d7896 or my interactive version on Kahoot, here: https://create.kahoot.it/share/html-css-quick-quiz/98be1fc1-00d6-4186-98b9-fbac58b8fce3

• Pick one format.
• Check that the content is suitable.
• Translate it.
• Add any more questions that you think are important, but keep the exercise under 1 hour.