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1/26 Welcome

2. Game description

3. Step 1 – board representation

4. Step 2 – robot representation

5. Step 3 – board and robot visualization

6. Step 4 – adding random robot moves

7. Step 5 – the first version of the main game loop

8. Step 6a – losing lives

9. Step 6b – printing remaining lives

10. Step 6c – displaying a verdict

11. Step 7 – turning right

12. Step 8a – getting a robot's position

13. Step 8b – getting a robot's new position

14. Step 8c – checking if a field is empty

15. Step 8d – checking if the new position is on the board

16. Step 8e – putting it all together

17. Step 9a – laser shoot left

18. Step 9b – laser shoot down

19. Step 9c – shooting laser beams

20. Step 9d – clear lasers

21. Step 9e – updating board visualization function

22. Step 10a – small changes in created functions

23. Step 10b – final touches

24. Finished game

25. Simple modification

26. Congratulations

Hello and welcome to the very last part of the Using Data Structures in Python course! Today, we're going to put our data structure skills into practice. More precisely speaking, we're going to create a real console game in Python!

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