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Using pseudocode, write a simple hangman game. The point of pseudocode is to represent the logical structureof a program without getting bogged down in the syntax of a particular language. For example, a program to select the largest integer from an array of integers might be written like this in pseudocode initialize max_so_far to the first ele…
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| # generate a word at random and store it in a variable | |
| # display the length of the word to the user | |
| # correct_guesses is less than the length of the word | |
| # prompt the user to guess a letter | |
| # if the guess is correct increment correct_guesses by 1 | |
| # if the guess is incorrect increment incorrect_guesses by 1 | |
| # and draw the next part of the hangman | |
| # if the incorrect_guesses is greater than 8, tell the user | |
| # they lost and exit the program | |
| # if correct_guesses is equal to the length of the word, tell the user they won |
Your all wastemans!!!! SUCKERS
but where do i find the code? i want to know how it is done...
can someone help me with these:
Detailed pseudocode for your Game:
Detailed pseudocode includes the names of all functions, all program paths, and intended variable names
I should be able to understand how you intend to write your whole program from the pseudocode
Must be neat and formatted
simple, straightforward :)
Awesome! I have something along these lines however I am developing for two players.
How to
In pseudocode, how to write the random function in a words bank which contains 1000 words to randomly collect anyone word?
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Perfect, precisely what I needed :)