Super 6.101 Adventure | 6.101 Fall 2022

The following file contains code and other resources as a starting point for this lab: platformer.zip Most of your changes should be made to lab.py, which you will submit at the end of this lab. Importantly, you should not add any imports to the file. Your raw score for this lab will be counted out of 5 points. Your score for the lab is based only on passing the tests in test.py, but time spent on style in this lab will pay dividends later. Please also review the academic integrity policies before continuing. In particular, note that you are not allowed to use any code other than that which you have written yourself, including code from online sources. In this lab, we're going to building a platforming game! Here are a few pictures of what the complete game will look like: Our game will be built out of relatively simple blocks. The core element is a sprite: it represents any object of the game, with a position, a size (fixed to 128x128 pixels in this lab), and a texture (determining ho

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