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# Explore Collisions
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## Instructions
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To gain a better understanding of how collisions work, create a small game with a few objects that collide. Make them move using key presses or mouse clicks, and ensure that something happens to one of the objects when it gets hit. For example, it could be a meteor crashing into the earth or bumper cars colliding. Be creative!
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| | A complete, functional code sample is provided, with objects drawn on the canvas, basic collisions occurring, and reactions implemented | Code is incomplete in some way | Code does not work |
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**Disclaimer**:
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