Okay, so today I decided to mess around with this “a-er-ler tennis” thing. I’m not really a coder, but I like to try new stuff, see what happens, you know?
Getting Started
First, I just opened up my computer and created a new folder. I like to keep things organized, even if it’s just a bunch of random files in the end. I named it “tennis_project” – super original, I know.
Then start my Visual Studio Code,and I’ve created a new file.
The Messy Middle Part
- First try,I wanna have a racket for player.
- Second try,I also want to have another racket for computer.
- Third try,I need a ball to hit by rackets,so,I added a ball.
- Forth try,I added scores for rackets,if the ball hit the floor behind the racket,then another racket get score.
The “It Kinda Works” Moment
So, after many try, the game could run now!
It’s super basic, just some rackets and a * hey, I made it from scratch, and that’s pretty cool for a non-coder like me. It’s a little glitchy, sure, but it’s my glitchy creation.
What I Learned
Even simple things take effort! I spent more time than I thought I would on this, but it was a good way to get my feet wet.
I also learned that I really prefer doing hands-on stuff. This “tennis” game is a good fit for my learning style.
Maybe next time I’ll try adding some color or sound effects. Or maybe I’ll just go outside and play some real tennis. Who knows!
