snake game

This Python script implements a simple Snake game using the Turtle graphics library. The game involves controlling a snake to eat food, grow longer, and avoid collisions with the borders and itself.

Key Components:

Initialization:

The script starts by initializing necessary variables, such as the delay, scores, and setting up the game window using the Turtle library.

Snake Head and Food:

The snake's head and food are represented by Turtle objects, each with specific attributes like shape, color, and initial position.

Scoreboard:

A scoreboard is displayed at the top of the game window using a Turtle object. It shows the current score and the highest score achieved.

Functions:

go_up, go_down, go_left, and go_right functions are defined to handle the snake's movement based on user input (W, S, A, D keys).

The move function is responsible for updating the snake's position according to its direction.

Keyboard Bindings:

The wn.listen() function is used to enable keyboard input, and the wn.onkeypress functions are used to bind specific keys to corresponding movement functions.

Main Game Loop:

The main game loop (while True) continuously updates the screen, checks for collisions with borders, food, and itself, and handles the snake's movement accordingly.

Collision Handling:

If the snake collides with the borders, it resets the game by moving the snake back to the center, hiding its segments, resetting the score, and updating the scoreboard.

If the snake eats the food, the food is moved to a random position, a new segment is added to the snake, the score is updated, and the delay is decreased.

Snake Segments:

The snake's body is represented by a list of Turtle objects (segments). The list is updated to simulate the snake's movement and growth.

Game Speed:

The delay between each movement is controlled by the time.sleep(delay) function, which gradually decreases as the snake grows longer.

To Run:

Copy and paste the entire script into a Python environment or save it as a .py file and run it using a Python interpreter.

Ensure that the Turtle graphics library is installed.

Note:

The game will continue running until manually closed.

The snake's direction can be controlled using the W, S, A, and D keys.

The game features collision detection with borders, food, and the snake's body.