Enjoy(?) browsing my rookie code base (and thanks GitHub for the cloudspace!)
Present content includes:
- IsogramGame : a simple console (text-based) game for one player (built with Visual Studio 2015 IDE) composed of >600 functions
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features include:
- difficulty curve,
- toggleable hints,
- stats and arbitrary scores,
- a mechanism to help track letters played,
- selectable difficulty levels (fewer/more guesses allowed)
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future features may include: // TODO think of some new features to program, i.e. scoreboard (total # of guesses & points with names? on cloud?)
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Feebback sought:
- Anything at all, really...
- Think a word is too obscure for the game?
- Think you have a good word to add?
- Feel "Easy" is too hard, or "Hard" is too easy....
- Too many / too few guesses allowed for N-length words....
- What doesn't make sense?
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###The Details Thanks to Ben Tristem (and Udemy.com) for opening some doors for me with the high quality coursework which is the basis for this work.
##Conventions
- aName for an Array
- bName for a Boolean
- cName for a Character
- eName for an Enumeration
- iName for an Integer
- mName for a Map
- sName for a String
- zName for a special case
- When no special ordering (of source code lines) is prescribed, use alpha sorting
##Ins & Outs Copyright: Public domain.