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That's one thing about Pygame. I found it difficult to understand what I was actually doing. It's only when I started using classes and methods that I could realise what was happening and use Pygame correctly. Before then, I was just basically copying code and using it in an inefficient manner.
The only tutorials for Pygame I know of, are those on their official website. If that leaves you confused, try downloading their featured projects and analyzing the source code.
If all else fails, take a step back and engross yourself in the more complex aspects of Python. Good luck.
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