Remove Life Function
The removeLife function is a part of the game programming interface that allows developers to manage the life count of players in a game. This function is essential for creating engaging gameplay mechanics where players can lose lives based on their actions or game events.
Key Features:
- Life Management: Decreases the number of lives a player has, which can trigger game over conditions.
- Customizable Parameters: Developers can specify how many lives to remove, allowing for flexible game design.
- Integration with Game Logic: Can be used in conjunction with other game functions to create complex gameplay scenarios.
Use Cases:
- Game Over Conditions: Automatically end the game when a player's life count reaches zero.
- Score-Based Life Removal: Implement features where lives are deducted based on player scores or achievements, enhancing the challenge and engagement of the game.

