How to create a game loop in Python The next part of the code is where the real fun happens. This is the “boilerplate” that you’ll likely see in a lot of Pygame creations.

The entire program is only about 30 lines; it’s short enough that you can copy and paste it into a file and run it yourself. It’s also useful as a showcase for the way Streamlit does many things.

Coding is like telling a computer what to do, and in games, it’s how you make stuff happen. Imagine code as a conversation between the creator and the game. Every line is a simple command, like ...