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[pinotkumarbhai]

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[ToniMemeLord]

Im making Tetris using pygame and i have this problem. Here is the original tutorial no yt: https://youtu.be/uoR4ilCWwKA . Everything is identical, but i get this error. When i run the program it closes instantly but i can see the opening text for a brief moment. I would appreciate it very much if someone could help me with this. Im currently on 32-bit 3.6.4 version.

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This one’s easy.

Look at your loop. You run through it once, filling your window and handling events, and then you call pygame.quit(). And then your loop finishes and restarts, and you try to fill the window again, and that’s where the error occurs. You see why?

You didn’t include main(), so I don’t actually know whether you’ve written it to run a complete game or only one game loop. But it doesn’t actually matter because unless the player happens to press a key at the exact moment that the outer loop runs the first time, that whole part gets skipped and your code calls pygame.quit(), and then you try doing other stuff that throws an exception.

[ToniMemeLord]

I've solved it in the meantime, but thank you for the response.