Added Python Snake Game with Turtle Graphics #102
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This pull request introduces a simple yet engaging Snake Game implemented in Python using the turtle library. The game features a graphical user interface (GUI) and provides the following functionalities:
Gameplay: The player controls a snake that moves across the screen, consuming food to grow in size. The game ends when the snake collides with the screen boundary or itself.
Score Tracking: Displays the current score and updates it as the snake eats food.
High Score: Tracks and displays the highest score achieved during gameplay, allowing players to compete for a new high score each time they play.
User Interface: The game uses the turtle library to create a simple and interactive GUI, where players can use the arrow keys to navigate the snake.
Features:
Interactive UI: Clear and responsive controls using the arrow keys.
Live Score Updates: Real-time updates of the score displayed on the screen.
High Score Tracking: Remembers and displays the highest score achieved.
This game provides an enjoyable and interactive experience for users and serves as a fun way to showcase Python’s turtle graphics library. I believe it adds a fun feature to the repository and enhances the overall project!