Some values should never change while the program runs: the number of seconds in a minute, the maximum number of players, the speed of light.

from typing import Final

MAX_PLAYERS: Final = 4
GAME_NAME: Final = "Treasure Hunt"

• Constants are written in CAPITAL_LETTERS. That tells other programmers: "do not change this".
• Python does not lock the box by itself. Adding : Final tells ty to warn you in Zed if you accidentally change it anyway.
• Why bother? If the number 60 is used in ten places and you write SECONDS_PER_MINUTE instead, everyone can see what the number means.

Press Run, then try to:

• Change minutes to 120. What do you get?
• Add a constant HOURS_PER_DAY and print how many minutes there are in a day.
• Add SECONDS_PER_MINUTE = 100 at the bottom. Python allows it here, but Zed with ty would underline it. Try it in Zed later!

A pirate ship has 8 cannons, and each cannon needs 3 cannonballs. Make a constant BALLS_PER_CANNON, calculate total_balls, and print the answer.