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Beginner Final Project: Hangman
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Beginner Final Project: Hangman

Beginner Final Project: Hangman

1. Game Word
Rules of the GameRandom WordIs the Word Guessed?Get GameWord
2. Hints
Available Letters Hints 1/2Hints 2/2
3. Main Body
Main BodyIs not a LetterAlready UsedGood GuessNone of ItFinish!

Get GameWord

After every guess, we need to allow the user to understand the state of his/her guesses. We need to allow to see the number of right letters guessed already and the remaining letters that are needed to be guessed. To do that we create the get_guessed_word function.

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Task

result_list is a list with the curent state of the gameword: right letters and gaps.

  1. Set the get_guessed_word function using the gameword and the letters_already_guessed as arguments.
  2. Set the for loop to work with the gameword using i as an iterator and range() function.
  3. Set condition to check if elements of the gameword are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  4. Append the letter list(gameword)[i]) to the the result_list if condition is satisfied, append '_ '(with the space) otherwise.
  5. Test the function using the test_gameword and test_letters_already_guessed lists.

Task

result_list is a list with the curent state of the gameword: right letters and gaps.

  1. Set the get_guessed_word function using the gameword and the letters_already_guessed as arguments.
  2. Set the for loop to work with the gameword using i as an iterator and range() function.
  3. Set condition to check if elements of the gameword are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  4. Append the letter list(gameword)[i]) to the the result_list if condition is satisfied, append '_ '(with the space) otherwise.
  5. Test the function using the test_gameword and test_letters_already_guessed lists.

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Section 1. Chapter 4
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Get GameWord

After every guess, we need to allow the user to understand the state of his/her guesses. We need to allow to see the number of right letters guessed already and the remaining letters that are needed to be guessed. To do that we create the get_guessed_word function.

Scroll down to see the whole task code!

Task

result_list is a list with the curent state of the gameword: right letters and gaps.

  1. Set the get_guessed_word function using the gameword and the letters_already_guessed as arguments.
  2. Set the for loop to work with the gameword using i as an iterator and range() function.
  3. Set condition to check if elements of the gameword are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  4. Append the letter list(gameword)[i]) to the the result_list if condition is satisfied, append '_ '(with the space) otherwise.
  5. Test the function using the test_gameword and test_letters_already_guessed lists.

Task

result_list is a list with the curent state of the gameword: right letters and gaps.

  1. Set the get_guessed_word function using the gameword and the letters_already_guessed as arguments.
  2. Set the for loop to work with the gameword using i as an iterator and range() function.
  3. Set condition to check if elements of the gameword are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  4. Append the letter list(gameword)[i]) to the the result_list if condition is satisfied, append '_ '(with the space) otherwise.
  5. Test the function using the test_gameword and test_letters_already_guessed lists.

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Everything was clear?

Section 1. Chapter 4
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Get GameWord

After every guess, we need to allow the user to understand the state of his/her guesses. We need to allow to see the number of right letters guessed already and the remaining letters that are needed to be guessed. To do that we create the get_guessed_word function.

Scroll down to see the whole task code!

Task

result_list is a list with the curent state of the gameword: right letters and gaps.

  1. Set the get_guessed_word function using the gameword and the letters_already_guessed as arguments.
  2. Set the for loop to work with the gameword using i as an iterator and range() function.
  3. Set condition to check if elements of the gameword are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  4. Append the letter list(gameword)[i]) to the the result_list if condition is satisfied, append '_ '(with the space) otherwise.
  5. Test the function using the test_gameword and test_letters_already_guessed lists.

Task

result_list is a list with the curent state of the gameword: right letters and gaps.

  1. Set the get_guessed_word function using the gameword and the letters_already_guessed as arguments.
  2. Set the for loop to work with the gameword using i as an iterator and range() function.
  3. Set condition to check if elements of the gameword are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  4. Append the letter list(gameword)[i]) to the the result_list if condition is satisfied, append '_ '(with the space) otherwise.
  5. Test the function using the test_gameword and test_letters_already_guessed lists.

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Everything was clear?

After every guess, we need to allow the user to understand the state of his/her guesses. We need to allow to see the number of right letters guessed already and the remaining letters that are needed to be guessed. To do that we create the get_guessed_word function.

Scroll down to see the whole task code!

Task

result_list is a list with the curent state of the gameword: right letters and gaps.

  1. Set the get_guessed_word function using the gameword and the letters_already_guessed as arguments.
  2. Set the for loop to work with the gameword using i as an iterator and range() function.
  3. Set condition to check if elements of the gameword are equal to the letters_already_guessed.
  4. Append the letter list(gameword)[i]) to the the result_list if condition is satisfied, append '_ '(with the space) otherwise.
  5. Test the function using the test_gameword and test_letters_already_guessed lists.

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Section 1. Chapter 4
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