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# Number Guessing Game in Julia
# Source: https://github.com/logankilpatrick/10-Julia-Projects-for-Beginners

function play_number_guess_human()

    total_numbers = 25 # 

    # Generate a random number within a certain range
    target_number = rand(1:total_numbers)
    guess = 0

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# Computer Number Guessing Game in Julia
# Source: https://github.com/logankilpatrick/10-Julia-Projects-for-Beginners

using Random

function play_number_guess_computer()

    print("Please enter a number between 1 and 50 for the computer to try and guess: ")
    
    # Take in the user input and convert it to a number

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# Rock 🗿, Paper 📃, Scissors ✂️ Game in Julia

function play_rock_paper_scissors()
    moves = ["🗿", "📃", "✂️"]
    computer_move = moves[rand(1:3)]

    # Base.prompt is similar to readline which we used before
    human_move = Base.prompt("Please enter 🗿, 📃, or ✂️")
    # Appends a ": " to the end of the line by default

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# Generate Passwords in Julia
# Source: https://github.com/logankilpatrick/10-Julia-Projects-for-Beginners
using ProgressBars
using Random

# WARNING: Do not use this code to generate actual passwords!
function generate_passwords()
    num_passwords = parse(Int64, Base.prompt("How many passwords do you want to generate?"))
    password_length = parse(Int64, Base.prompt("How long should each password be?"))