Yeah, at risk of embarrassing myself, I saw the title and thought "What happened to the other 9 episodes??" So much for 40 years of computer science experience...lol

More, please! These are very interesting videos.

You know, youre dealing with real nerds, when they count the episodes in binary.

Love watching coding videos on your channel and studying coding logic. Thank you @Isaac Triguero!

Love the series, keep it up! Also, thanks for using light mode!

Very cool series, thank you - I'd love to see more :)

We need more!

Fire content. Love the personality and enthusiasm for the project. Great description of the code. Excited to learn how to implement.

Thanks, Computerphile. Brill, as always! I've done Pong in Java before and it's great to see it done in Python.

wow. episode 10 already? I must have missed a few.

Ha! I just discovered this series of videos! I actually created this EXACT thing (of course, with various differences in how systems work) with a partner for our final project in 9th-grade computer science. Watching this, I can see the various mistakes that my partner and I made. Specifically regarding the ball, we defined four possible directions UpRight, UpLeft, DNRight, DNLeft. Our mistake here is only allowing these diagonal directions in our physics engine, as opposed to supporting dynamic velocities like this class did. I think it's really cool to see what mistakes I made, as well as how to improve on it, were I to rewrite it.

Keep the series going...

Fantastic Video! This is a really fun series. A Nit-Picky / interesting detail: you actually only need to mark a variable as global when you change the value of the variable itself (e.g. assign a new screen to it) not if you just modify the object :D.

very excited

AMAZING ! As a Java and Python ambitious programmer, I love those videos ! I'm waiting to have free time to implement those ideas. Maybe make a similar yame

Loved the title ♥

All the self in python is maddening. What would happen if you have a function inside the class for something and you don't use function(self, parameters)? What if you put something else to self? Does it go crazy? The first hit in the squash court was so powerful that it went through the back wall.

Thorsten and Isaac have mostly written the book together, but they led different chapters; you are challenged to guess who wrote what... So finally I discover who write the wonderful Squash-Pong game :D Thanks Prof. Isaac

I just made Brick Breaker in Java on my channel :) I also made the classic Tetris game which everyone loves to build in java since it utilizes the object-oriented style.

amazing job

Of course we want more. And fast!

Very Well !!! Continue

Will this be on github once complete?

Love the alliteration in the title.

Lovely tutorial, the best way to get into pygame

Heh, I thought I missed 9 episodes. There are 10 types of people: Those who know binary and those who don't. Although: The max index of types of people according to whether they understand zero-based indexing is 1. Damn, I tried to make a corrected version of what I'd written earlier ("1 type of people" - sounds better but is wrong), but I butchered it, it's so inelegant. Can somebody make this work in a less clunky way?

Krakout!

I twitched a little when update and show were mixed.. I always keep my update logic separate from drawing..

Interesting way to continue the order of the video.

We want more! #WeWantMore

Yes! 1st game I wrote in Python.

5:45 no

Wish you'd linked to the previous epidies, as I've been recommended only to this Part

Really nice video and would like to see more in detail

I loved this video. I’ve never used pygame before but this looks easy. I can’t wait to try

You are going to make an AI to we play against? This series is awesome, keep going.

Yes more

When is Part 11 going to come out? I just can't wait for it anymore! I love this series

finally saw the implementation of pass

You think 10 episodes are a lot? Just wait until 100.

There are 10 types of people, those who think the title is normal, and those that wonder why he skipped 9 episodes.

I was expecting 2, but in truth it is in the binary form, very enteristing

Wait, part 10 0_o Last one I saw in my subscription was number 2

Binary episode number 🤩🤩🤩

Los títulos de esta serie de PONG están en binario 🤓

Should prefix with 0b

He looks like Lorne malvo from Fargo series.

I love this! Please release the code once done. I’d love to challenge myself by attempting this. (Copy pasta)

So ,reupload?

Episode 10? Clearly the bell is broken :P

how are there 2k views on a 30 second old video

took me a sec to get the binaric counting lol

import pygame as ga #------------variabler------------ BRED = 1200 HÖJD = 600 tjocklek = 20 framfärg = ga.Color("green") bakfärg = ga.Color("black") HASTIGHET = 1 #----------klasser----------- class Boll: RADIE = 10 def __init__(self,x,y,vx,vy): self.x = x self.y = y self.vx = vx self.vy = vy def visa_boll(self, färg): ga.draw.circle(yta, färg, (self.x, self.y), self.RADIE) def upp_pos(self): nyx = self.x+self.vx nyy = self.y+self.vy if nyx > tjocklek + self.RADIE: self.vx = -self.vx elif nyy < tjocklek + self.RADIE or nyy > HÖJD-tjocklek-self.RADIE: self.vy = -self.vy else: self.visa_boll(bakfärg) self.x = self.x+self.vx self.y = self.y+self.vy self.visa_boll(framfärg) class Paddle: pass #-----------skapa_objekt----------------- lekboll = Boll(BRED-Boll.RADIE,HÖJD//2,-HASTIGHET,-HASTIGHET) #-----------start------------------------ ga.init() yta = ga.display.set_mode((BRED, HÖJD)) ga.draw.rect(yta, framfärg, ga.Rect((0, 0), (BRED, tjocklek))) ga.draw.rect(yta, framfärg, ga.Rect((0, 0), (tjocklek, HÖJD))) ga.draw.rect(yta, framfärg, ga.Rect((0, HÖJD - tjocklek), (BRED, tjocklek))) while True: avsluta = ga.event.poll() if avsluta.type == ga.QUIT: break lekboll.upp_pos() ga.display.flip() ga.quit() #For some reason I can't get the ball to show upp

Global variables.. Tut, tut, tut.

Didn't knew python was not OO from the origin and still uses the "self" arg trick. Wow.

Yaay im early :D

0 -> 1 -> 10 haha binary

A shame no one actually designs thier software before they start coding anymore. It comes out with fewer unnecessary appendages and catches things like, "oh, I need some velocities", ahead of time so you don't go back and forth between class and functions so much.

This code is horrible; global values, unnecessary functions and variables, bad syntax and poor use of the library

can you hire someone who actually knows what they're doing?

Your code is bad and you should feel bad. This is horrendous.