Building a simple computer game using different types of data can be pretty tough. Here are some challenges you might run into:

1. Understanding Data Types:

   • It can be hard to learn how different data types work. For example, integers are used for numbers, strings are for text, and booleans are for true or false answers. If you mix them up, you might create bugs that can be difficult to fix.

2. Game Logic:

   • When making the rules of your game, you need to think carefully about how to use these data types correctly. For example, a score in your game should be an integer, but a player’s name should be a string. If you confuse these, it can lead to problems.

3. State Management:

   • Keeping track of what’s happening in the game using booleans can get tricky. For instance, if the game is over, you need a boolean to show whether the game should keep going or not.

To tackle these problems, try practicing with small coding examples that use each data type. This will help you get a better understanding of how they work together in a game.