Python 3
Pygame is great to practice OOP and create 2D games with a high-level of customization. There is another more streamlined library called Arcade. I tried it and found out that it can help create cleaner, more maintainable, and scalable 2D games:
Elegant use of OOP:
Better separation of concerns and cleaner extensibility
Scene abstraction for better layer structure, scalability, and less verbosity
Resource Aliasing: Better deliverability, platform indep.
Other game design oriented improvements
In this one I am diving further into OOP Python and also code structure, showing how both skills on these concepts are very translatable to Data Analysis:
Encapsulation and Inheritance
Modular Imports and Path Handling
Event-Driven Programming
State Management and Loop
Github repo for the entire code and game install file to test it out
Continuing on my Data specialist's journey, I am diving into Python to show what is Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and see a few ways to use it:
Encapsulation, Abstraction and Inheritance
Class objects, Children at 2 levels of inheritance
While loop & nested while loop as a function
All code in a Github repo via a notebook
