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23 lines
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# Tetris
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## Introduction: A Journey in Code
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What started as a quest to sharpen my Python skills quickly became something much more exciting. I had brainstormed countless project ideas, but none of them truly matched my abilities or ignited my passion—until inspiration struck. Tetris.
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The idea hit me like a falling tetromino, and I realized immediately it was the perfect fit. Simple at its core, yet challenging enough to push my skills, it embodied everything I was looking for. Not only is it a timeless and addictively fun game, but it's also the ideal starting point for diving into Pygame, a project that wouldn't rely on step-by-step tutorials.
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This isn't just about coding; it's about building something I love from the ground up. And honestly? Writing this intro was almost as fun as watching the pieces fall into place!
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**May my Journey begin**
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## Struktur
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Tetris
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├── tetris.py # Hauptskript für das Spiel
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├── tetrominos.py # Tetromino-Klassen und Logik
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├── game_manager.py # Spiellogik (Grid, Zeilen löschen, Spielstatus)
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├── settings.py # Einstellungen (Farben, Größe, Geschwindigkeit)
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├── assets/ # Ordner für Assets wie Bilder, Sounds (falls verwendet)
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│ └── sounds/
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└── README.md # Projektbeschreibung (optional)
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