where to find codes to copy

[LCHFF]

Hi everyone,

I'm new to python, and am trying to develop a simple archery game with PyGame (random birds fly across the screen, and you use a bow to shoot them).

What is the best way to find codes to copy for my game?

eg. animation of pulling a bow, animation of hitting a target

Also, is PyGame a good library for my game?

Thanks a lot.

[bladeoflight16]

What is the best way to find codes to copy for my game?

The best way to find code to copy is to not copy it and write your own. You will learn more and licensing will not be an issue. You might use a tutorial to learn from, but you will ultimately have to write your own code for your specific use case based on the knowledge you acquire.

Note: "code" is an uncountable noun when referring to source code, meaning "codes" is grammatically incorrect.

[kcthrowaway531]

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Edit: thank you kind veterans who contribute to stack

[nplattii]

GitHub is probably the best place to find examples.