General Instructions:
Create a simple hangman game.
Hangman is played as follows:
- One player chooses a secret word, then writes out a number of dashes equal to the word length.
- The other players begin guessing letters. If a player guesses a letter that’s in the word, the first player reveals all instances of that letter in the word. Otherwise, the guess is incorrect.
- The game ends either when all the letters in the word have been revealed or when the guessers have run out of guesses.
Specific Instructions:
The entire logic for this program should be written in a User-defined class. You should run your program until the user decides to end the game.
Your program should do the following:
- Prompt the user for a word length, re-prompting as necessary until the user enters a number such that there’s at least one word that’s exactly that long. That is, if the user wants to play with words of length -42 or 137, since no English words are that long, you should re-prompt her.
- Prompt the user for a number of guesses, which must be at an integer greater than zero.
- Print out how many guesses the user has remaining, along with any letters the player has guessed and the current blanked-out version of the word.
- If the player has run out of guesses, display the secret word.
- If the player correctly guesses the word, display congratulations.
Expectations:
- Your work should be properly documented.
- A user-defined class is used to implement your solution
Please personalize your program.
