Something I find helpful when developing a game: write down ideas/improvements you have in a todo list, rather than implementing them straight away. That way you won't lose track of what you're currently working on, and won't end up refactoring your game part-way through adding a new feature.

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#Godot's `wrap()` function is useful for when you have a list of players (e.g. blue, green, red, etc.) and you want to change whose turn it is:

```
# Next player's turn.
current_player = wrap(current_player + 1, 0, PLAYERS.size())
```

https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/classes/[email protected]#class-globalscope-method-wrap

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Anyone else annoyed by how many constants/variables they have to create just to avoid having magic numbers in their code...?

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Is there a better way to write the following?

```
var piece = get_piece_on_marker(marker)
if piece:
piece.move()
```

Something like:

```
if (piece = get_piece_on_marker(marker)):
piece.move()
```

i.e. It assigns the variable, and tests it, all on the same line. Is something like that possible in #Godot?

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