mauricioaniche
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4 years ago Seems like a good feature to me! On the other hand, in a real game, if you press the wrong button, the other actors (eg, ghosts) don’t really wait for you to press the right buttons!
On Thu, 24 Sep 2020 at 19:33, Lucas dos Santos notifications@github.com wrote:
When an invalid key is pressed, function play() returns (False, False), and the ghosts are still moved on the board.
In the case a user has entered a wrong key, wouldn't it be better if the ghosts stay in the same position?
Perhaps this could be fixed by adding an additional return value in function play().
E.g. The invalid_key variable could be returned as a third value and added into the if statement that decides if the ghosts should be moved or not.
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When an invalid key is pressed, function
play()returns(False, False), and the ghosts are still moved on the board. In the case a user has entered a wrong key, wouldn't it be better if the ghosts stay in the same position?Perhaps this could be fixed by adding an additional return value in function
play(). E.g. Theinvalid_keyvariable could be returned as a third value and added into the if statement that decides if the ghosts should be moved or not.