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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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The right way to hang a man: final part
You are right, your gallows list and its management is ugly.
What I had in mind when introducing the generator in my previous answer was that it would yield gallows to print when the next mistake occ …
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The right way to hang a man
Repetitions
All your elif share the same structure. You just need to ensure that the inserted pattern is always 3 wide and you can drop your offsets adjustments. The logical next step is to use a dic …
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Secret hangman homework
You found the secret word:", secret_word)
def main(filename="words.txt"):
print("\nWelcome to Hangman Game! … You could change your main part to:
def main(filename="words.txt", repeat=sys.maxsize):
print("\nWelcome to Hangman Game! …
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