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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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Hangman program in Java

Is it ok to have so many static member variables? No, it's almost always a sign of bad design (and not just because of the static variables, but also the static functions; only utility functions …
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Hangman game in Java - second try

As I said in the comments, your code improved a lot, so that's really good. You should try out code analysis tools such as FindBugs, PMD, or Checkstyle. You don't have to listen to everything they sa …
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Hangman game in Java

Missing Functionality As I know hangman, the letters that were guessed are written down. You should also save them and print them out each time, otherwise the user has to remember this. … Bug If I play a game, lose, and then print out all words, the hangman board is printed as well. Game Loop Use a game loop instead of your repeated calls to playHangman. …
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Hangman game using Java 8

Comments any feedback regarding the use of JavaDoc style comments is welcome. The structure of your method comments is: /** methodName - what method does */ But JavaDocs are actually structu …
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