Space-invaders | little program done in a few hours with C on the Windows | Command Line Interface library

this is what I get after running the exe file for my space-invaders game even with the assets folder in the dist folder. the command use to create the exe was: pyinstaller spaceinvaders.py --onefile --noconsole

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So I was trying to build this game using a free course on Youtube by Freecodeacademy(feel free to check them out) and after I finished I tried to add my own restart key log to the game. In the sense that I wanted that if people press R the game restarts.

I have tried the following methods

1. Put the game loop in a separate function and try to use recursion to replay the function over and over again but while the game does work, the images such as the bullet image or background does not load and hence it does not work properly

2. I have also tried creating a new python file in the same project and tried to import the main file over and over again using importlib.reload(main) but I can't seem to do that either.

I was wondering what else could the solution be and if there is a more efficient solution. I will leave my code down below and would appreciate any help.

Ps: I am only a armature in coding right now so I understand this problem might be small and stupid but I do want to learn from my failures and mistakes. Also I apologize if there is something wrong with anything in my question. This is my first question on stack overflow.

So I have a command which allows you to create a channel and a role based on what the user gives. The problem arises when the channel name is over a word. For example:

>newrealm Space Invaders (emoji) (mention)

This command will raise an error because now it's assuming "Invaders" is the emoji.

Which is why I am now using something like this:

>newrealm Space-Invaders (emoji) (mention)

Now the problem with this command is that while creating the role, the name is Space-Invaders OP. Is there a way to remove the - in the role's name?

My code:

I am new to Python and especially new to Pygame. Been working on a basic space invader type game to attempt to learn more about Pygame, but I cannot figure out the code for moving the user ship. Have looked up some tutorials on it, and I THINK my code looks good, but I might be looking over something. I am in Python version 3.8 and Pygame version 1.9.6.

I made a game using pygame module of Python. I thought to make an executable installer of the file so that anyone could play that game without even having to install python or pygame. I used the module cx-freeze to create an executable for my game file. I stored the code for making an executable installer in file called setup.py and saved it in the same directory as of the game file and all other files which are required for the game like images, sounds, etc. When I executed the command python setup.py build to create an executable I started to get warnings and at the end this error occurred:

They pygame game i made has run into an error i cannot figure out how to fix. I am new to pygame. I am using pycharm and python version 3.

The error is stopping me from doing anything and it won't even let me run it

Here is the error

I am creating a game using pygame and have run into an error, I am new to pygame. I am using python 3.8 and pycharm community edition 2020.1

Here is the video i am making the game with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfWpgLFMI7w here is the error:

I'm new to javaFX and maven and I've been trying to configure a new project using IntelliJ and maven and openjfx dependency. I followed the instructions here: javaFX and IntelliJ -> modular with maven and I chose javafx-archetype-fxml over javafx-archetype-simple. and everything works fine with the sample code auto-created by the IDE. but as soon as I try to add a VBox as my parent to the root I get exceptions. here is the code:

Blockquote I just started coding in this coronatime and I am running into a problem. The error code is enemy_icon = [i] NameError: name 'i' is not defined

And i'm not sure why. I having been looking online but couldn't find any answers. Hopefully this has given enough resources to be a good enough question.