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Beginner Final Project: Hangman
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Beginner Final Project: Hangman

Beginner Final Project: Hangman

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Available Letters

To help user we show available letters after every guess. The letter has to be deleted from the available_list if it has been used already. To do that, we create the get_available_letters function.

Task

  1. Set the get_available_letters function using letters_already_guessed as an argument.
  2. Set the variable-alphabet available_list using string.ascii_lowercase to get an alphabet.
  3. Set for loop to work with elements of the available_list in the reverse order.
  4. Set condition if a letter from the available_list are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  5. Delete an element from the available_list if it was guessed.
  6. Test the function using the test_letters_already_guessed list.

Task

  1. Set the get_available_letters function using letters_already_guessed as an argument.
  2. Set the variable-alphabet available_list using string.ascii_lowercase to get an alphabet.
  3. Set for loop to work with elements of the available_list in the reverse order.
  4. Set condition if a letter from the available_list are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  5. Delete an element from the available_list if it was guessed.
  6. Test the function using the test_letters_already_guessed list.

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Section 2. Chapter 1
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Available Letters

To help user we show available letters after every guess. The letter has to be deleted from the available_list if it has been used already. To do that, we create the get_available_letters function.

Task

  1. Set the get_available_letters function using letters_already_guessed as an argument.
  2. Set the variable-alphabet available_list using string.ascii_lowercase to get an alphabet.
  3. Set for loop to work with elements of the available_list in the reverse order.
  4. Set condition if a letter from the available_list are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  5. Delete an element from the available_list if it was guessed.
  6. Test the function using the test_letters_already_guessed list.

Task

  1. Set the get_available_letters function using letters_already_guessed as an argument.
  2. Set the variable-alphabet available_list using string.ascii_lowercase to get an alphabet.
  3. Set for loop to work with elements of the available_list in the reverse order.
  4. Set condition if a letter from the available_list are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  5. Delete an element from the available_list if it was guessed.
  6. Test the function using the test_letters_already_guessed list.

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Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 1
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Available Letters

To help user we show available letters after every guess. The letter has to be deleted from the available_list if it has been used already. To do that, we create the get_available_letters function.

Task

  1. Set the get_available_letters function using letters_already_guessed as an argument.
  2. Set the variable-alphabet available_list using string.ascii_lowercase to get an alphabet.
  3. Set for loop to work with elements of the available_list in the reverse order.
  4. Set condition if a letter from the available_list are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  5. Delete an element from the available_list if it was guessed.
  6. Test the function using the test_letters_already_guessed list.

Task

  1. Set the get_available_letters function using letters_already_guessed as an argument.
  2. Set the variable-alphabet available_list using string.ascii_lowercase to get an alphabet.
  3. Set for loop to work with elements of the available_list in the reverse order.
  4. Set condition if a letter from the available_list are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  5. Delete an element from the available_list if it was guessed.
  6. Test the function using the test_letters_already_guessed list.

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Everything was clear?

To help user we show available letters after every guess. The letter has to be deleted from the available_list if it has been used already. To do that, we create the get_available_letters function.

Task

  1. Set the get_available_letters function using letters_already_guessed as an argument.
  2. Set the variable-alphabet available_list using string.ascii_lowercase to get an alphabet.
  3. Set for loop to work with elements of the available_list in the reverse order.
  4. Set condition if a letter from the available_list are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  5. Delete an element from the available_list if it was guessed.
  6. Test the function using the test_letters_already_guessed list.

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Section 2. Chapter 1
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