I understand OOP, and all the stuff prior to that like functions, lists, loops, if statements, etc....BUT

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When it comes to building the game I want to build, which is why I learned all this in the first place...I have ZERO clue how to bring it all together. I haven't practiced in a couple weeks, because it's infuriating thinking how easy it is to speedrun through exercises and quizzes but when it comes to creating the game I'm almost completely lost.

I've invested 10+ hours everyday for the first 30 days and I have really nothing to show for it. Now I have to learn Kivy in spite of not understanding any practical application of any of the concepts I've learned so far.

I completed Python for Mimo, the basic Python course here and most of Core, plus 100s of hours of online tutorials. I can't use an IDE yet or play around with Kivy because I don't have a laptop. I have a basic understanding of Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation, and whatever that other one is. That's as deep as I got so far. What to do before I quit completely?

Answer 1

If you want to make games using python, pygame is your friend.

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