If you want to learn python programming with the fun twist of learning pygame at the same time, you're in the right place! How do you move from specifications to code? After identifying actors and use cases, object candidates, responsibilities, and collaborations, you can use a sequence diagram to show what messages are sent, in what order, to fulfill a use case. Let's have some fun learning to program with Python!
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