¶ Exercise: GUI Classes
¶ Submission
- Go to the following directory path:
ch08>exercises - Create a new file:
gui.py - Complete the following activity in
gui.py - After completing the activity below:
- Make a commit (with any message you want)
- Push your changes back to GitHub.
¶ Activity
The above image, from the original Super Mario Bros., represents a single frame of a running GUI program.
Note that for any object in a GUI that:
- moves around the screen independently from the background, or
- interacts with another object on the screen
must have a class associated with it.
Based on all elements on screen, write a python module that contains 3 classes with at least 3 attributes each. The attributes should be data you think the class requires. See below for example:
class Player:
def __init__(self, pnum=1):
"""
Initialize the player object
args: pnum [int] the player's id number
"""
self.player_num = pnum
self.lives = 3 # players always start with 3 lives
self.is_large = False # player always starts small