The idea of the exercise was to be able to move the PacMan within the user screen, reversing direction when the image detects a screen edge. Furthermore, understanding how we can manipulate html elements with the DOM was an important part of the exercise.
As a personal challenge, I added a ChangeColors function in order to set a new color each time PacMan makes a move.
Download all the files and open index.html to see how the animation works or go to the project page.
Educational purpose. Check the comments at pacman.js to see how code works.
In the future I would like to be able to replicate the original game by adding fruits or objects that would be eaten by PacMan.
Thanks to freeCodeCamp for their initiative, especially John Milga. I understood how to create random colors and apply them to a div element watching their 40 Javascript Projects for Begginners
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