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Python Baseball Engine Update: How to Separate Game Logic from UI
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Python Baseball Engine Update: How to Separate Game Logic from UI

via Dev.to Pythonsm.lee4h ago

engine https://gist.github.com/71b4fa98b36ce1c4d1ca10f78b383e56.git main https://gist.github.com/6067572dc747d5e142a2915121c15a4a.git To truly master coding, I am focusing on understanding every single line of code and writing detailed explanations for each one. In this update, I’ve added the logic for switching sides (innings) once three outs are reached. More importantly, I have separated the code into two parts: the Engine, which handles the core game logic, and the Main (Execution), which handles the user interface. I plan to keep pushing forward and improving this project, so please stay tuned for more! A huge thank you to all my followers and readers for your support. PS: To run this, save the Engine and Main as separate Python files. In the second line of the Main file, make sure to update the from [filename] import Baseball statement to match your Engine's filename. Then, you're all set to play!

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