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Super-simple number guessing game in Haskell. Took me a day or so to make... Needs 'random' package!
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import Text.Read (readMaybe) | |
import System.Random | |
import System.IO | |
readGuess :: Integer -> IO Integer | |
readGuess no = do | |
let str = "Please enter your " ++ show no ++ "th guess:" | |
putStr str | |
hFlush stdout -- need that coz we don't print a \n | |
name <- getLine | |
case readMaybe name of | |
Just x -> return x | |
Nothing -> putStrLn "That's not a number!" >> readGuess no | |
getMessage x cnt | |
| x>0 = "That's too big" | |
| x<0 = "That's too small!" | |
| x==0 = "Congratulations, you won!\nNo. of tries: " ++ show cnt | |
doGuess :: Integer -> Integer -> IO Integer | |
doGuess secret count = do | |
x<-readGuess count | |
let d = x - secret | |
putStrLn $ getMessage d count | |
case d of | |
y | y == 0 -> return 0 | |
otherwise -> doGuess secret (count+1) | |
main = do | |
secretRaw <- randomIO | |
let secret = (mod secretRaw 100) + 1 | |
putStrLn "I picked a random number between 1 and 100. Can you guess it?" | |
doGuess secret 1 |
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