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CAR GAME - Py

This document defines a function to play a simple car driving game. The function initializes a 20 unit long road with the car positioned in the middle. It then enters a loop where it displays the road, gets user input to move the car left or right, checks if the car has gone off the road, generates a random obstacle, and checks for collisions. The game ends if the user crashes or chooses to quit.

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CAR GAME - Py

This document defines a function to play a simple car driving game. The function initializes a 20 unit long road with the car positioned in the middle. It then enters a loop where it displays the road, gets user input to move the car left or right, checks if the car has gone off the road, generates a random obstacle, and checks for collisions. The game ends if the user crashes or chooses to quit.

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import random

def drive_car():
road_length = 20
car_position = road_length // 2
game_over = False

while not game_over:


# Display the road and car position
road = [' '] * road_length
road[car_position] = 'X'
print(''.join(road))

# Ask for user input


action = input("Enter 'L' to move left, 'R' to move right, or 'Q' to quit:
")
if action.upper() == 'L':
car_position -= 1
elif action.upper() == 'R':
car_position += 1
elif action.upper() == 'Q':
game_over = True
else:
print("Invalid input! Please try again.")

# Check if the car has reached the edge of the road


if car_position < 0 or car_position >= road_length:
game_over = True
print("Game over! You crashed.")

# Generate random obstacles


obstacle_position = random.randint(0, road_length - 1)
road[obstacle_position] = '#'

# Check if the car collided with an obstacle


if car_position == obstacle_position:
game_over = True
print("Game over! You crashed into an obstacle.")

drive_car()

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