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### 1. Pygame Initialization and Setup - Pygame modules are initialized, a display window is created, and the title of the window is set. - The `main()` function initializes the game, creates a `Game` object, and starts the main game loop. ### 2. `Game` Class - Represents the main game object. - Manages game-specific attributes such as paddle, ball, score, and game state. - The `play()` method is the main game loop where events are handled, the game is drawn, and updates are made. - `handle_events()` method handles user events such as key presses. - `handle_key_down()` and `handle_key_up()` methods handle key presses and releases, respectively. - `draw()` method draws all game objects, including paddles, ball, and scores. - `update()` method updates the game state, including paddle movement, ball movement, and score. - `decide_continue()` method checks if the game should continue based on the score. ### 3. `Paddle` Class - Represents the paddle in the game. - Manages attributes such as position, dimensions, color, and movement. - `draw()` method draws the paddle on the game surface. - `set_vertical_velocity()` method sets the vertical velocity of the paddle. - `move()` method moves the paddle vertically within the window boundaries. ### 4. `Ball` Class - Represents the ball in the game. - Manages attributes such as color, radius, center position, velocity, surface, and collision with paddles. - `draw()` method draws the ball on the game surface. - `move()` method moves the ball within the window boundaries and handles collisions with paddles. - `collidepoint()` method checks if the ball collides with the left or right paddle. ### 5. Functionality - Players can control the left paddle using the 'q' and 'a' keys. - Players can control the right paddle using the 'p' and 'l' keys. - The game ends when either player reaches a score of 11. - The ball bounces off the top and bottom edges of the window. - Scores for both players are displayed on the window. Your code provides a basic implementation of the classic Pong game. You can further enhance it by adding features like sound effects, ball acceleration, and a more sophisticated AI opponent. Additionally, you may consider improving the code structure and adding comments for clarity and maintainability.
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