#codingof218

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In the last 2 weeks of December 2017, I challenged myself to code a game similar to the popular mobile video game, Clash Of Clans. And by 30th of December 2017 I completed this game and am here to share it with you guys!

Battles in completely coded using PyGame library in Python 2.7.

Not familiar with Clash Of Clans? Clash of Clans is a freemium mobile strategy video game developed and published by Finnish game developer Supercell. The game was released for iOS platforms on August 2, 2012, and on Google Play for Android on October 7, 2013.

The game is set in a fantasy themed persistent world where the player is a chief of a village. Clash of Clans tasks players to build their own town using the resources gained from attacking other players through the game’s fighting features. The main resources are gold, elixir and dark elixir. Players can conjoin to create clans, groups of up to fifty people who can then partake in Clan Wars together, donate and receive troops, and talk with each other. [Source: Wikipedia]

You can download the game here : CoC for Android, CoC for iOS

About Battles Battles allows you to attack predefined bases with fixed troops. The troops gets unlocked and the level increases automatically as you progress through the game. Also the Defense Structures gets unlocked and the level of structures increases as well! The most important Building is the “Headquarters” which is a pentagon shaped building usually in the middle of the base. Destroying HQ will earn you 1 star. If your damage percent crosses 50%, you will be rewarded another star and finally destroying everything will reward you another star!

Troops Troops that are available are : Shooters (Levels 1-5), Tanks (Level 1-4) and Helicopter (Level 1-3). My personal favorite is the Level 3 Helicopter!

Shooters Level 1 – 5

Tanks Level 1 – 4

Helicopters Level 1 – 3

  Defense Structures and Other Buildings Structures in the Base :  Cannons (Level 1-4), Mortars (Level 1-3), Towers (Level 1-4) and Headquarters (Level 1 – 5)

Cannons Level 1 – 4

Mortars Level 1 – 3

Towers Level 1 – 4

Headquarters Level 1 – 5

Creating Maps and Custom Mode You can create your own maps with different levels of buildings and attack on them in custom mode! Where you have access to any level of troops you like!

Here are some game play screenshots:

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  The Code The entire code of the game is divided into 4 Libraries : Troops.py, Structures.py, GUI.py and Maps.py. And these libraries are called in Battles.py. You can find the entire code to the game in my GitHub Repository whose link is given below. You can also download the game (in .exe form i.e., ready to go application) which also uploaded in the repository.

Link to code: GitHub Link Link to Video: Video on YouTube

Let me know your thoughts in the comment section below and if you enjoyed the game or learned something new, like and share this because this is what keeps me going!

And finally I am going to start my this years challenge, #CodingOf218 from 7th of January! If you too have made this your 2018’s challenge let me know by tweeting with #CodingOf218 hashtag in your tweet!

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Battles – Game inspired by Clash Of Clans In the last 2 weeks of December 2017, I challenged myself to code a game similar to the popular mobile video game, Clash Of Clans.

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#CodingOf218

With a great success last year on #CodingOf208, I have decided to do this this year too! This year its going to be “#CodingOf218”!

What is #CodingOf218 Similar to last year, I am again going to challenge myself in 2018 to code for 218 days where the challenge is to not miss any days between and being as regular as possible! The primary goal of this challenge is to dedicate some hours to code daily…

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WOW!! Finally #CodingOf208 has come to an end! This is really exciting! Congratulations to all who joined me!

#CodingOf208 was my New Year’s resolution, i.e., to code for 208 days in the year 2017 with skipping as less days as possible. I skipped around 10 days through this process because I had my exams in between + travelling days. So during this, I could not code and had to skip.

But finally I am done with this and have completed 208 days of coding!

So what did I achieve?

I started this thing when I had the knowledge till Arrays in C Language. Starting from there I am now quite familiar with most of C, C++ and have learned much of Python (Including different modules like, Tkinter, Py2exe, Pyglet, PyGame, etc). I have developed 5 projects during this period and one is still in progress.

Here’s the list of these projects :

Battle Ship : A simple game that works on concept of Random Numbers.

The Battleship using File handling

Date of Completion/Publishing : 15 January 2017 Language : C Language Modules/Header Files used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h Video : Battleship on YouTube More info and Link to Download the game : BattleShip – #CodingOf208

Chess : A two player game in C language.

King And Queen using File Handling

Linux – Based OS

Date of Completion/Publishing : 11 February 2017 Language :  C Language Modules/Headers files Used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h, windows.h, conio.h Video : Chess on YouTube More info and link to Download : Chess – #CodingOf208

Quiz Master : A simple quiz game that also allows you to add your own questions and categories.

The Question Mark Here is Due to File Handling

Date of Completion/Publishing : 22 February 2017 Language :  C Language Modules/Headers files Used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h, math.h, ctype.h Video : Quiz Master on YouTube More info and link to Download : Quiz Master – #CodingOf208

Mandav.h : It is a header file. Date of Completion/Publishing : 28 March 2017 Language :  C Language Modules/Headers files Used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h, math.h, ctype.h More info and link to Download : Mandav.h – #CodingOf208

Music Player : It is a Windows 64- bit application, a music player.

Date of Completion/Publishing : 18 July 2017 Language :  Python Modules/Headers files Used : Tkinter, Pyglet, DateTime, Random. Video : Music Player on YouTube More info and link to download : Music Player – #CodingOf208

Mark Assistant : MARK, is the assistant that runs my PC, it is still in development not yet completed! Date of Completion/Publishing : Still in Progress. Language :  Python Playlist giving features of MARK : MARK Playlist in YouTube Every week new feature is Uploaded on my YouTube Channel.

Along side making projects, I also solved problems on HackerRank. Profile : Jatin Mandav – HackerRank On 27 March 2017, I received a 4 star Badge in Algorithms.

So that was my progress for coding 208 Days starting with the knowledge in Arrays in C. I am really glad I made this my New Year’s Resolution!

Next Year too I am going to do the same! Next Year it is going to be #CodingOf218!

#CodingOf218 starts on 1st January 2018, and I will be tweeting my weekly progress on my Twitter (@jatinmandav)! I am planning a little more things to do next time (in #CodingOf218), if you are interested to join me through this, tweet your progress with #CodingOf208, and stay tuned for updates!

#HappyCoding #CodingOf208 #CodingOf218

See you guys soon!!

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