u/pvc

Getting a random gift at the start made the game so much more fun for me.

Two things from what I teach in my classes to help understand:

• Pass By Copy
• Functions and References

For the Arcade library for 2d graphics, 15-30 percent. Pretty great!

If you like games, you might look at https://learn.arcade.academy/

Learn by making video games. https://learn.arcade.academy

Https://Learn.arcade.academy if you like learning visually.

Hi, author of that part of the code here. Good questions, more complex answer than what I can easily make here in a reddit post right now. As mentioned in your other thread, hop on the Arcade discord. I could probably discuss this tomorrow.

Learning to work with modern Open GL is probably more important than trying to just use something like Cython. Check out the python arcade library, as it is a heavy user of OpenGL, and also opens up the ability to use open GL shaders that you write yourself. Https://arcade.academy