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Console word game with Python
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import random as r | |
guesses = 9 | |
letters = list('ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ') | |
def format_word(guessed_letters, word): | |
''' | |
This function helps to format our secret word with | |
the letters that have been guessed correctly. For | |
example, if the secret word is PYTHON and only 'n', | |
'o' and 'p' have been guessed correctly, P---ON is | |
displayed. | |
''' | |
formatted_string = '' | |
for letter in word: | |
if letter in guessed_letters: | |
formatted_string += letter | |
else: | |
formatted_string += '-' | |
return formatted_string | |
def display_info(guessed_letters, word): | |
''' | |
This function takes in the guessed letters and the | |
secret word and generates the required data i.e. the | |
number of guesses left, the letters that haven't been | |
tried yet etc. from the provided data. | |
''' | |
available_letters = ' '.join([ | |
letter for letter in letters if letter not in guessed_letters | |
]) | |
print(format_word(guessed_letters, word)) | |
print(f'Guesses left: {guesses}.') | |
print(f'Available letters: {available_letters}.') | |
def check_guess(guess, word, guessed_letters): | |
''' | |
This function takes in the guessed letters, the | |
secret word and the new guess. It checks if the | |
guess is valid and prints the appropriate message | |
if it's not. The [display_info] function is then | |
called. | |
''' | |
global guesses | |
if guess in letters and len(guess) == 1 and guess not in guessed_letters: | |
guessed_letters.append(guess) | |
if guess in word: | |
print('Good guess!') | |
else: | |
print('Bad guess!') | |
guesses -= 1 | |
else: | |
if len(guess) != 1: | |
print('You must enter one letter, no more, no less!') | |
elif guess.upper() not in letters: | |
print('Your guess has to be a letter!') | |
elif guess in guessed_letters: | |
print('This letter has been tried already!') | |
display_info(guessed_letters, word) | |
def can_be_formed_from(letters, word): | |
''' | |
This function accepts two strings and returns true | |
if the second string can be formed from the letters | |
of the first. | |
''' | |
for letter in word: | |
if letter not in letters: | |
return False | |
return True | |
def play_game(): | |
''' | |
This is the entry point of our game. This is | |
where the user is prompted for their guess. The | |
necessary checks are then carried out. | |
''' | |
word_list = ['programmer', 'python', 'defenestrate'] | |
secret_word = r.choice(word_list).upper() | |
word_length = len(secret_word) | |
guessed = [] | |
print(f'You have chosen a/an {word_length}-letter word.') | |
while guesses > 0: | |
guess = input('Enter a letter: ') | |
guess = guess.upper() | |
check_guess(guess, secret_word, guessed) | |
if can_be_formed_from(guessed, secret_word): | |
return print('YOU WON!') | |
print('You ran out of guesses.\nYOU LOST!') | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
play_game() |
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