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A common word-guessing game, usually involving a pictorial representation of a stick figure being hanged, progressively rendered for each wrong guess
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2-player in a Python hangman game
This is a follow-up: Python Hangman Program
I'm working on adding a few features to my hangman game, and I just implemented two-player gameplay, in the form of one player chooses the word to be guessed … def game(word):
'''Play one game of Hangman for the given word.
Returns True if the player wins, False if the player loses.''' …
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Python Hangman program
To learn Python, I've been working through Learn Python the Hard Way, and to exercise my Python skills I wrote a little Python Hangman game (PyHangman - creative, right?):
#! … def main():
image = Gallows()
wordlist = Wordlist()
new_page()
print("\nWelcome to Hangman!")
print("Guess the word before the man is hung and you win!") …
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