Tutorial
Write your own Raspberry Pi game
Step 17 — Score reset
We need the score to reset every time the game is started, so drag a “set score to 0” block from Variables and a “show” block from Looks to the first shark script, placing them just below the initial “when ‘space’ key pressed” block.
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