`SnakeGameState`

Attribute	Description
`state.snake`	A numpy array for the (row, column) coordinates of the snake's body ordered head to tail.
`state.apple`	The (row, column) coordinates of the apple as a numpy array.
`state.direction`	An integer representing the direction the snake was going on the previous tick.
`state.hunger`	An integer representing the hunger of your snake.
`state.time_left`	Seconds until the engine takes this tick's move, as a float. A tick is 50 milliseconds, so it is just under `0.05` when the state reaches you, and it counts down as your algo works: it is measured each time you read it, so read it again rather than keeping the number. Negative once the tick has moved on.
`state.next_tick_time`	The moment `time_left` counts down to, as a UTC `datetime`.

Example

Rendered State

Values in Code

def on_update(state):
	
	SnakeInterface.log(state.snake)
	# >  array([
	#      [3, 10],
	#      [3, 11],
	#      [3, 12],
	#      [3, 13],
	#      [3, 14],
	#      [4, 14],
	#      [5, 14],
	#      [6, 14]
	#    ])
				   
	SnakeInterface.log(state.apple) 
	# >  array([10, 0])
	
	SnakeInterface.log(state.hunger)
	# >  401
	
	SnakeInterface.log(state.direction) 
	# >  3