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    This document summarizes a final report for a visual programming project to develop a snake game. It includes sections on the problem statement and objectives, software requirements including use cases and diagrams, software design and implementation using C# and Visual Studio, and software testing. The objective was to create a simple snake game where the player uses arrow keys to control a snake to eat food while avoiding obstacles, with the score increasing each time food is eaten. Requirements, design, implementation, and testing are described, with the game intended to be smooth, high quality, and enjoyable for stress relief.

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    This document summarizes a final report for a visual programming project to develop a snake game. It includes sections on the problem statement and objectives, software requirements including use cases and diagrams, software design and implementation using C# and Visual Studio, and software testing. The objective was to create a simple snake game where the player uses arrow keys to control a snake to eat food while avoiding obstacles, with the score increasing each time food is eaten. Requirements, design, implementation, and testing are described, with the game intended to be smooth, high quality, and enjoyable for stress relief.

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    This document summarizes a final report for a visual programming project to develop a snake game. It includes sections on the problem statement and objectives, software requirements including use cases and diagrams, software design and implementation using C# and Visual Studio, and software testing. The objective was to create a simple snake game where the player uses arrow keys to control a snake to eat food while avoiding obstacles, with the score increasing each time food is eaten. Requirements, design, implementation, and testing are described, with the game intended to be smooth, high quality, and enjoyable for stress relief.

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    This document summarizes a final report for a visual programming project to develop a snake game. It includes sections on the problem statement and objectives, software requirements including use cases and diagrams, software design and implementation using C# and Visual Studio, and software testing. The objective was to create a simple snake game where the player uses arrow keys to control a snake to eat food while avoiding obstacles, with the score increasing each time food is eaten. Requirements, design, implementation, and testing are described, with the game intended to be smooth, high quality, and enjoyable for stress relief.

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    The document describes the development of a snake game including problem statement, requirements, design, implementation, testing and conclusion.

    The purpose of the document is to describe the development of a snake game including problem statement, requirements, design, implementation, testing and conclusion.

    The software used to develop the snake game included C#, Visual Studio and Microsoft Word.

    8/3/2020 Visual Programing

    Final Report
    Contents
    Introduction:..............................................................................................................................................2
    Problem Statement/ Objective:.................................................................................................................2
    Software Requirements:............................................................................................................................2
    Purpose...................................................................................................................................................2
    List of use cases:....................................................................................................................................2
    Use-case Model......................................................................................................................................2
    Use Case Diagram:................................................................................................................................2
    Sequence Diagram:................................................................................................................................3
    Software design:........................................................................................................................................5
    Software Implementation:........................................................................................................................6
    Programming Language/Tool Selection...............................................................................................6
    C#:..........................................................................................................................................................6
    Software Used:.......................................................................................................................................6
    Visual Studio:.....................................................................................................................................6
    Microsoft Word.................................................................................................................................6
    Software Testing:.......................................................................................................................................6
    Test items...............................................................................................................................................7
    Test cases................................................................................................................................................7
    Conclusion:..............................................................................................................................................12
    References:...............................................................................................................................................13
    Introduction:
    Snake game is very popular in world wide every one like to play this game because it is very easy and
    simple. Snake game is a computer action game and its goal are to control the move of snake and collect
    food. In this document I develop a snake game. In this game snake have to collect the food. Aster
    collecting each food score is added. Player can control the snake using the keys (up, down, left, right).
    Experimental results show that our design method able to generate smart controllers.

    Problem Statement/ Objective:


    I implemented this game in C# language. It is a simple window foam base application. In this
    project you can play this popular “Snake Game” just like you played elsewhere. You have to use
    key like up, down, left, right arrows to move the snake.
    Foods are provided in different places on the screen for the sake to eat. Every time snake eat
    food its length increases and points are added on Score board.
    Our aim is to make game smoother, improve its quality and make it more enjoyable. So, that
    while playing this game user can enjoy it and forgot all their stress. And clam and fresh.

    Software Requirements:
    Let’s take a look on the requirements that are needed to introduce the software of Calligraphy
    Recognition System.
    Purpose
    The purpose of this Requirement Specification document is to clear the requirements of
    the system and to decide what the game should do and what the game should not do.
    List of use cases:
    There are 3 cases that are used in our developed application which are as follows:
    1. User launches the game
    2. Play game
    3. Display Scoreboard
    4. User hits an obstacle
    Use-case Model
    Use-case model contains use-case diagram and details of use-cases. Use-case diagram is a
    graphical representation of user’s interaction with the system. Use-case diagram can portray the
    different types of users of a system and ways that they interact with system. Use cases list is
    mentioned in use case diagram.
    Use Case Diagram:

    User Launch the


    Game screen
    game
    displayed

    Play Snake game User start


    playing

    User Display
    Score is
    Scoreboard
    displayed

    User hits an
    obstacle Game over is
    displayed with
    try again option

    Use-case diagram
    Sequence Diagram:

    Player Game

    Press direction key

    Start running the snake

    Presses direction key

    Moves snake in desired direction

    Hits dot

    Increases length of snake

    Hits own body

    Freezes game/game over


    Software design:
    Software Implementation:
    After the completion of detailed design phase, the next phase is implementation phase.
    The main purpose of the implementation phase is to convert the selected design of system
    in to executable form or code the system. In this phase we also take other selection
    decisions such as framework selection, language selection, tool selection etc. This chapter
    will explain all steps that are necessary for the system development.
    Programming Language/Tool Selection
    The important step is in implementation is to decide which programming language or tool
    is suitable for development of a system.
    C#:
    We implemented Snake game in C#. C# (pronounced as C-sharp) is a modern, multi-
    paradigm programming language that enables the developers or programmers to build
    variety of secure and robust applications that runs on the .NET framework. We design
    Snake game on window base application.
    Software Used:
    Visual Studio:
    Visual Studio Integrated Development Environment is a launch platform that you can use to edit,
    debug, and code, and publish the app. Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a program
    that contains a feature that can be used in many software developments tools. In addition to
    standard editing and debugger provided by many IDEs, Visual Studio includes compilers, coding
    tools, image designers, and many other features to streamline the software development process.
    Microsoft Word
    We have used Microsoft word 2016 for the documentation.
    Software Testing:
    After the completion of implementation phase then it comes the very important phase
    of software development which is ‘software testing’ phase. The main aim of the
    software testing is executing the software with the intent of finding errors in the
    system and determining that whether the software is fulfilling all requirements or not.
    Software testing contains User Acceptance Tests (UAT) designed according to each
    case mentioned in the analysis phase. The UAT tests are very helpful in analyzing all
    requirements that are finalized in the analysis phase have been met or not.
    Test items
    This section of the test plan lists all the items of the Snake Game project that will be
    tested:
    • Game Execution
    • left function
    • Right function
    • Up function
    • Down function
    • Game over
    • Restart

    Test cases
    The following are the test cases for the Snake Game. As black is the head of snake:
    TEST CASE 1 – Game Execution
    • Incorrect Input: User cannot run code properly or there must be an error.
    • Pass Criteria: the system shows an appropriate message that there must be an error in your
    code.
    • Correct Input: The correct input would be that code run properly and there is no error in code.
    • Pass Criteria: The pass criteria is game executed and display the game screen.
    TEST CASE 2 – Left Function
    • Incorrect Input: incorrect input is that user may not press valid key like left arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake didn’t change their direction and after touch to boundary game
    overs.
    • Correct Input: the user presses valid key like left arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake change their direction to Left.

    TEST CASE 3 – Right Function


    • Incorrect Input: incorrect input is that user may not press valid key like right arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake didn’t change their direction and after touch to boundary game
    overs.
    • Correct Input: the user presses valid key like right arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake change their direction to Right.
    TEST CASE 4 – Up Function
    • Incorrect Input: incorrect input is that user may not press valid key like up arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake didn’t change their direction and after touch to boundary game
    overs.
    • Correct Input: the user presses valid key like up arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake change their direction to Up.
    TEST CASE 5 – Up Function
    • Incorrect Input: incorrect input is that user may not press valid key like Down arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake didn’t change their direction and after touch to boundary game
    overs.
    • Correct Input: the user presses valid key like down arrow key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Snake change their direction to Down.

    TEST CASE 6 – Game Over


    • Incorrect Input: the incorrect input in this case is there must be an error in code.
    • Pass Criteria: The Game may not be over and snake move outside the boundary and we didn’t
    see it.
    • Correct Input: the correct input is that Snake touch the boundary.
    • Pass Criteria: The
    Game over screen is
    shown.
    TEST CASE 6 – Restart
    • Incorrect Input: the incorrect input is that user press any other key expect Enter key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Game is not restarting again.
    • Correct Input: The user press Enter key.
    • Pass Criteria: The Game start from the beginning.
    Conclusion:
    This project gives us more thrilling, frustrating and also gives us more pleasure. It helps us in
    many sectors like planning, developing programming skill, designing, managing, socket
    programming and so on.
    The purpose of object-oriented programming is to have code that is structured and organized. For
    the most part, you’ll find yourself in situations where you’ll be reusing code. Instead of having to
    recreate that same logic for each project, you can have a class that does most of the work for you.
    Another reason for having such strict concepts is because you may end up sharing your class.
    References:
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/309390260_Snake_game_AI_Movement_rating_functions_a

    nd_evolutionary_algorithm-based_optimization

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312616413_Finding_Comfortable_Settings_of_Snake_Game

    _Using_Game_Refinement_Measurement

    https://creately.com/diagram/example/iyrdm4gj2/snake%20game

    https://creately.com/diagram/example/ig93s3du/Snake%20Game%20%20Use%20Case%20Diagram

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