[Dorothea Lowe]
[Remote, 04.06.2021]
As a child I loved to play hangman - therefore, the choice was easy. The Hangman program randomly selects a secret word for the player to guess from a list of words. The game is over when:The guessing player completes the word or the number of free turns are all used.
Have a student select a letter of the alphabet. -If the letter is contained in the word/phrase, the student takes another turn (in total 6 possible trials) guessing a letter. -If the letter is not contained in the word/phrase, the student can try again. The number of open trials will be reduced.
The game continues until: -the word/phrase is guessed (all letters are revealed) - WINS -all trials are used โ LOST
Prerequisites -Alternative Interpreters / Notebooks (jupyter) -Structure repository (Readme/main code file / gitignore) -Single python main file to describe the workflow / commenting (welcome greetings/ creation of variables / Creation of while loop with all possible outcomes/ print results and adjust open trials) -Version control
How did you organize your work? Did you use any tools like a kanban board? I used the trello board. Here I followed the 5 main principles of Kanban: -classification of taks (to be done, doing, done) -list the tasks -priotize -repriotize -set the tasks to done
What does your repository look like? Explain your folder and file structure. The repository follows a clean structure: -.gitignore file which contains all files that you want to ignore.
- Readme file describes the general project and the setup
- Mainfile which includes the python code
Include links to your repository, slides and kanban board. Feel free to include any other links associated with your project.