I need each coin to display a different value when hit by the dragon and I need to add a rotating elipse to this pygame. The code is provided below. import pygame, random

pygame.init$()$

# create a display surface

WINDOW$\_$WIDTH$=600$

WINDOW$\_$HEIGHT$=300$

display$\_$surface $=$ pygame.display.set$\_$mode$(($WINDOW$\_$WIDTH,WINDOW$\_$HEIGHT$))$

# set FPS and clock

FPS $=10$

clock $=$ pygame.time.Clock$()$

# set the games values

VELOCITY $=5$

# load images

dragon$\_$image $=$ pygame.image.load$("$dragon$\_$right.png$")$

dragon$\_$rect $=$ dragon$\_$image.get$\_$rect$()$

dragon$\_$rect.topleft $=(25,25)$

# load multiple coin images

coin$\_$images $=[$pygame$.$image.load$("$coin$1.$png$"),$ pygame.image.load$("$coin$2.$png$"),$ pygame.image.load$("$coin$3.$png$")]$

coin$\_$image $=$ random.choice$($coin$\_$images$)$

coin$\_$rect $=$ coin$\_$image.get$\_$rect$()$

coin$\_$rect.center $=($WINDOW$\_$WIDTH$//2,$WINDOW$\_$HEIGHT$//2)$

# load star background

background$\_$image $=$ pygame.image.load$("$star$\_$background.png$")$

# the main game loop

running $=$ True

while running:

# process each update

# listen for quit request

for event in pygame.event.get$()$:

if event.type $==$ pygame.QUIT:

running $=$ False

# get keys to see who is pressed down

keys $=$ pygame.key.get$\_$pressed$()$

if keys$[$pygame$.$K$\_$LEFT$]$ and dragon$\_$rect.left $>0$:

dragon$\_$rect.x $-=$ VELOCITY

if keys$[$pygame$.$K$\_$RIGHT$]$ and dragon$\_$rect.right $<$ WINDOW$\_$WIDTH:

dragon$\_$rect.x $+=$ VELOCITY

if keys$[$pygame$.$K$\_$UP$]$ and dragon$\_$rect.top $>0$:

dragon$\_$rect.y $-=$ VELOCITY

if keys$[$pygame$.$K$\_$DOWN$]$ and dragon$\_$rect.bottom $<$ WINDOW$\_$HEIGHT:

dragon$\_$rect.y $+=$ VELOCITY

# check for collison of the two objects

if dragon$\_$rect.colliderect$($coin$\_$rect$)$:

print$(\text{'}$HIT$\text{'})$

coin$\_$rect.x $=$ random.randint$(0,$ WINDOW$\_$WIDTH $-$ coin$\_$image.get$\_$width$())$

coin$\_$rect.y $=$ random.randint$(0,$ WINDOW$\_$HEIGHT $-$ coin$\_$image.get$\_$height$())$

coin$\_$image $=$ random.choice$($coin$\_$images$)$ # select a new random coin image

# fill display surface with star background

display$\_$surface.blit$($background$\_$image, $(0,0))$

# draw boundaries

pygame.draw.rect$($display$\_$surface, $(0,255,0),$ dragon$\_$rect, $1)$

pygame.draw.rect$($display$\_$surface, $(255,255,0),$ coin$\_$rect, $1)$

# blit assets

display$\_$surface.blit$($dragon$\_$image,dragon$\_$rect$)$

display$\_$surface.blit$($coin$\_$image, coin$\_$rect$)$

#update display

pygame.display.update$()$

# tick the clock

clock.tick$($FPS$)$

pygame.quit$()$