Ping Pong Game

This is a simple Ping Pong game created using Python and Turtle graphics library.

Installation

1. Make sure you have Python installed on your system. You can download it from here.
2. Clone this repository to your local machine or download the ZIP file and extract it.

Usage

1. Open a terminal or command prompt.
2. Navigate to the directory where the game files are located.
3. Run the following command to start the game:

python main.py

4. Use the following controls to play the game:

• Right Paddle: Up and Down arrow keys
• Left Paddle: W (up) and S (down) keys
• Try to hit the ball with your paddle to keep the game going. If the ball passes your paddle, your opponent gets a point.

Dependencies

• Python 3.x
• Turtle graphics library (usually comes pre-installed with Python)

Ping Pong Game - Documentation

This document provides an overview of the methods available in the Python files ball.py, scoreboard.py, and paddle.py, which are used in the Ping Pong game.

ball.py

Methods

__init__(self)

• Initializes a new instance of the Ball class.
• Sets up the attributes of the ball such as color, shape, initial movement speed, and direction.

move(self)

• Moves the ball by updating its position based on its current x and y coordinates and the movement increments (x_move and y_move).

bounce_y(self)

• Inverts the direction of the ball's vertical movement (y_move) when it hits the top or bottom border of the screen.

bounce_x(self)

• Inverts the direction of the ball's horizontal movement (x_move) when it collides with a paddle.
• Also decreases the movement speed of the ball.

reset_position(self)

• Resets the position of the ball to the center of the screen.
• Resets the movement speed and adjusts the direction of the ball horizontally.

scoreboard.py

Methods

__init__(self)

• Initializes a new instance of the Scoreboard class.
• Sets up attributes such as color, position, and initial scores for both players.

update_scoreboard(self)

• Clears the current scoreboard display.
• Writes the updated scores for both players on the screen.

l_point(self)

• Increases the left player's score by 1.
• Updates the scoreboard display accordingly.

r_point(self)

• Increases the right player's score by 1.
• Updates the scoreboard display accordingly.

paddle.py

Methods

__init__(self, position)

• Initializes a new instance of the Paddle class.
• Sets up attributes such as shape, color, size, and position of the paddle.

go_up(self)

• Moves the paddle upwards by adjusting its y-coordinate upwards.

go_down(self)

• Moves the paddle downwards by adjusting its y-coordinate downwards.