Bug with casting int to float on Python 3 with get_random_food_position()

Problem Description:

I noticed that in the get_random_food_position() function, the code uses the random.randint() function with arguments that might be float values due to division. This is causing a TypeError because random.randint() expects integer values, not floats.

Currently, the code looks like this:
x = random.randint(-w / 2 + food_size, w / 2 - food_size)

And I'm getting this error trying to run this on Python 3

Why is it important?

This issue can lead to crashes or unexpected behavior during runtime.

Possible Solution:

🎯 My proposal is to ensure that the arguments passed to random.randint() are cast to integers. We can do this by either using int() to cast the values or by using integer division //.

Alternative 1:

def get_random_food_position():
    x = random.randint(int(-w / 2 + food_size), int(w / 2 - food_size))
    y = random.randint(int(-h / 2 + food_size), int(h / 2 - food_size))
    return (x, y)

Alternative 2:

def get_random_food_position():
    x = random.randint(-w // 2 + food_size, w // 2 - food_size)
    y = random.randint(-h // 2 + food_size, h // 2 - food_size)
    return (x, y)

Locate the get_random_food_position() function and inspect its callers and surrounding game logic. Reproduce the Python 3 failure, then verify that the function completes without a TypeError and continues returning valid food positions for representative dimensions.