How Sleep just in a loop in Python Pygame

Creating a simple sleep loop in Python using Pygame is a straightforward process. Pygame is a set of Python modules designed for writing video games, but it can also be used for simple graphical applications. In this tutorial, we'll use Pygame to create a basic loop with a sleep function to control the frame rate.
Before you start, make sure you have Pygame installed. You can install it using the following pip command:
Window Setup: We set up the Pygame window with a specified width and height. We also set the window caption.
Colors: We define colors for later use.
Game Loop Setup: We set up the main game loop using the Pygame clock to control the frame rate (fps is set to 60 frames per second in this example).
Event Handling: We handle Pygame events, specifically the QUIT event to exit the program when the window is closed.
Game Logic: This is where you can place your game logic.
Rendering: We clear the screen, draw/render your game elements, and update the display.
Save your script and run it using the command:
You should see a Pygame window with a black background. The sleep time will introduce a delay in each iteration of the loop. Customize the code inside the loop to add your own game logic and graphics.
Feel free to expand upon this tutorial to create more complex game loops and graphics using Pygame!
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