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cloud712
7,616 Pointsis it just me or are a lot of these questions not related to the videos or even the core lessons??
for instance, the question 'The Game object's ready property tells us:'
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there, cloud712! I'm not sure if you are having problems with other questions, but in reference to your example, the answer to this was covered in this video around the 0:47 mark.
Here's the excerpt from the transcript:
The final property, the ready property, will be set to false. This means that when a game object is initialized, it automatically won't be ready to play or be interacted with. You'll see as we move forward with the game's development that the game state will change throughout a player's turn to prevent action on the game at certain times.
We all miss things now and then or forget. I'm sure you're not the first nor the last that has felt this way.
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Hope this helps!
