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Snake

Game
Mukkara Ramesh Reddy
22112346
Narahari Guru Chandrahas Reddy
22112351
Agenda

1 2 3 4 5
Introduction Key Features User- Over view Summary
Interface

2 Presentation title 20XX


Introduction
This project demonstrates the implementation
of a simple yet engaging version of the Snake
Game using Java. It incorporates fundamental
programming concepts such as object-
oriented design, event-driven programming,
and GUI development using the Swing library.
The game is designed to be both entertaining
and educational, providing a platform for
learning Java programming in a fun and
interactive way.

3
Key Features
Random Colors: The snake's color changes randomly after each apple is eaten, adding a visual appeal to the
game.

Obstacles: Random lines appear as obstacles that the snake must avoid.

Pause/Resume: The game can be paused and resumed, giving players control over the gameplay.

Restart Option: Players can restart the game at any time.

Score Tracking: The game tracks and displays the player's score after each round.

4
User-Interface
Game Panel: The main area where the game is played. It displays the snake, apples, obstacles (lines), and the
current score.

Buttons:
*Restart Button: Allows the player to restart the game at any time.
*Pause Button: Pauses the game.
*Resume Button: Resumes the game after it has been paused.

Score Display: Shows the player's current score during the game and the final score when the game ends.

Level Selection Interface: Buttons or dropdowns that allow players to choose between different levels with
varying speeds.

Game Over Screen: Displays a "Game Over" message and possibly options to restart or exit the game.

5 Presentation title 20XX


Method
OOPS CONCEPT

Library
Swing Library

Overview
Language
Java

IDE
Eclipse

Graphics
Java Graphics
SUMMARY

This project demonstrates the


implementation of a simple yet engaging
version of the Snake Game using Java. It
incorporates fundamental programming
concepts such as object-oriented design,
event-driven programming, and GUI
development using the Swing library. The
game is designed to be both entertaining and
educational, providing a platform for learning
Java programming in a fun and interactive
way

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