Tutorial
Write your own Raspberry Pi game
Step 10 — Variables
Click on Variables and then the “Make a Variable” button. Call it “Score”. The score will now appear in the top-left corner of the game screen. Add a new “when ‘space’ key pressed” block from Control, clip on a “forever if” block; now go to Sensing and drag in a “touching” block. Choose “shark” from the dropdown.
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