Snake Polyglot Showcase

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Hello Team! “Please do not rush; I recommend doing it slowly. Everyone should learn step by step Thank you very much.”

First, read the architecture.md file. The rules are fixed. Once the Python reference implementation is complete, it will be ported one-to-one into other languages.

A multi-language implementation of the classic Snake game.

This repository was created as a collaborative engineering showcase project to compare different programming languages, architectures, tooling, and development approaches using the same game concept.

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Goal

The purpose of this project is to implement the classic Snake game in multiple programming languages while keeping the gameplay and rules consistent.

Each implementation should follow similar mechanics:

• Same movement system
• Same scoring logic
• Same grid size
• Same gameplay rules
• Similar controls where possible

This allows easier comparison between languages and ecosystems.

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Languages & Frameworks

| Language | Framework | |---|---|---| | Python | pygame | | C++ | SFML | | C# | MonoGame / .NET | | Java | JavaFX | | Rust | macroquad |

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Repository Structure

snake-polyglot/
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├── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── .gitignore
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├── docs/
│   ├── architecture.md
│   ├── comparison.md
│   └── benchmarks.md
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├── assets/
├── screenshots/
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├── python-snake/
├── cpp-snake/
├── csharp-snake/
├── java-snake/
├── rust-snake/
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└── .github/
    └── workflows/

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Project Rules

To keep the repository organized, please follow these rules:

General Rules

• Keep code clean and readable
• Use meaningful commit messages
• Follow the existing folder structure
• Avoid uploading unnecessary binaries
• Document important changes
• Keep gameplay behavior consistent across implementations

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Gameplay Requirements

Each Snake implementation should include:

• Snake movement
• Food spawning
• Collision detection
• Score system
• Game over screen

Optional features: (OPTIONAL!)

• Pause menu
• High score saving
• Sound effects
• Difficulty settings
• Animations

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Branch Strategy

Please create feature branches instead of pushing directly to main.

Examples:

feature/python-game-loop
feature/cpp-render-system
feature/java-input-handler
feature/rust-collision-system

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Commit Convention

Examples:

feat(python): add snake movement
feat(cpp): implement collision detection
fix(java): resolve keyboard input issue
docs: update setup instructions

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How To Contribute

1. Fork or clone the repository
2. Create a new feature branch
3. Implement your changes
4. Test your implementation
5. Open a Pull Request

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Setup Instructions

Each language implementation contains its own setup guide inside its folder.

Example:

cd python-snake

or

cd rust-snake

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Suggested Technologies

Language	Suggested Framework
Python	pygame
C++	SFML
C#	MonoGame
Java	JavaFX
Rust	macroquad

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Planned Documentation

The /docs folder will contain:

• architecture.md
• comparison.md
• benchmarks.md
• setup-guide.md

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Contributors

Thanks to everyone contributing to this project.

DevForge-Team!