Fix Food Initialization and Streamline Entry Point

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Description

This PR addresses the issue where the Food class was being initialized without the required snake_segments argument, causing a TypeError. Additionally, this PR streamlines the entry point of the game by focusing on the game.py file, which appears to be more complete and well-structured compared to the main.py file. The redundant Game class definition in main.py has been removed, and the if __name__ == "__main__": block in main.py now imports the Game class from game.py and then starts the game.

Summary of Changes

• snake_game_py/game.py:

  • Modified the Food class initialization to pass the snake's segments: self.food = Food(self.snake.segments).

• snake_game_py/main.py:

  • Removed the redundant Game class definition.
  • Modified the if __name__ == "__main__": block to import the Game class from game.py and then start the game.

These changes ensure that the Food class is initialized with the necessary snake_segments argument, resolving the TypeError. It also makes game.py the main entry point for the game, reducing redundancy and potential errors.

Fixes #8.

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[femto]

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/femtozheng/python-project/snake_game_py/main.py", line 80, in game = Game() ^^^^^^ File "/Users/femtozheng/python-project/snake_game_py/main.py", line 22, in init self.food = Food() ^^^^^^ TypeError: Food.init() missing 1 required positional argument: 'snake_segments'

[femto]

it's not correct, Game object should be in game.py, don't put Food class in game.py,