How to make Minesweeper in Pygame - Step-by-Step Tutorial for beginner 

Thank you!

You are welcome!

Yeh I think it does. You can generate the mines after the first click

Thanks! Why you can’t download?

@@techandgaming0 I dont know. It might be a github thing

glad you liked it. Yes im trying to zoom in when typing for future videos!

@@techandgaming0 It was too small to read it all. However, after downloading the code, I have been able to follow it step by step with a text editor.

Glad you managed to work it out. I will zoom in on the code for the next videos!

I guess it's just how the algorithm works, sharing would help!

It is pity... because I have learned a lot from this video... The reason may be because it takes time to explain everything correctly and it requires from the viewer some programing background.

🤔 I am not sure what you meant, do you care to explain?

To me it just looks a little hillbilly method. Don't get me wrong, I like the final effect of the game, it's quite nice. But the process itself, I would not work like that.

@@danielwilkowski5899 I understand, this is all about sharing knowledge, I would be curious to know how you would approach this 😄

@@techandgaming0 I noticed that you started from the user interface ( pygame, fps, buttons, all that stuff). I would start from the rules of the game, simple functions that allow me to create a board, put moves, read neighbours, win or lose the game. That way, I could write easy tests for that logic. Once I have that, adding pygame user interface to that would be easy.

@@danielwilkowski5899 That is a good approach too, I don't think there is any right or wrong way of doing it, it is just different approaches. I like being able to visualise things, that is why I start from the user interface.