Here's an example of a basic implementation of the Lunar Lander game in Python:
This code uses Pygame library for creating the game. It creates a screen and sets the caption, then it sets the gravity, initial lander position, and landing pad properties. The game loop runs while the player is still running. It handles the events if the user closes the game, applies gravity to the lander, checks if the lander landed safely or crashed, and updates the screen with the lander and the landing pad. At the end of the game, the game quits.
To run this code, you will need to have Pygame library installed on your system and a Python development environment. Some popular options include IDLE (which is included with the Python installation), PyCharm Community Edition, and Visual Studio Code with the Python extension.
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