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Hey everyone, I'm working on the practice test that is on Moodle and I'm stuck on the last question (race car problem). I have everything working in my code expect for the part that is supposed to display a message declaring who won at the end of the race. I thought to display text you had to draw it onto the window (which is what I wrote in my code), but I'm starting to think that because draw() is a method in the Car class, that is why it's not working. Can someone let me know if that is what's happening? And if so, how do I fix it? Thank you!

asked in CSC201 Spring 2021 by (1 point)
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Hmmm... to display some text, you DO need to create a Text(...) object and draw it in the Window.

Maybe you should post some of your code, so people can give more helpful feedback?

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I first had the following if/elif statements in my while loop, and then I tried taking them out of the while loop to see If that would fix it. Both ways didn't work. Maybe it's something in my getFrontX() method?

if car1.getFrontX() == WINDOW_WIDTH:
   message = Text(Point(WINDOW_WIDTH/2, WINDOW_HEIGHT/2), "Red car wins!")
   message.setSize(10)
   message.draw(window)
elif car2.getFrontX() == WINDOW_WIDTH:
   message = Text(Point(WINDOW_WIDTH/2, WINDOW_HEIGHT/2), "Blue car wins!")
   message.setSize(10)
   message.draw(window)
elif car1.getFrontX() == WINDOW_WIDTH and car2.getFrontX() == WINDOW_WIDTH:
   message = Text(Point(WINDOW_WIDTH/2, WINDOW_HEIGHT/2), "It's a tie!")
   message.setSize(10)
   message.draw(window)
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Sorry about the format of the code, I think I messed it up after I pressed the {} button!

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