I built a mastermind game on the command line. A human player can either solve the game themselves, or two users can play, one as the codemaker and the other as the player.
One player plays Mastermind game
- Ruby
- VSCode
You can find it here
Clone the project on your local machine, cd to the folder, and then run "./bin/start.rb" on your terminal
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Select the player name.
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Select who wants to be the codemaker, the computer or a player.
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The code can be made up of any combination of the colored pegs. You may not use two or more pegs of the same color.
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The colors are red, green, brown, magenta ,blue and cyan.
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Once the code is set, the Decoder can begin guessing, trying to duplicate the exact colors and positions of the hidden Code pegs.
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Each guess is made by placing a row of Code pegs on the unit.
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After every guess, the result of fails and matches will be displayed.
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Player has 15 tries.
- Install Ruby's latest version.
- Install VSCode or any code editor you like
- Install latest version of Ruby
- Run 'rspec' in the main directory
👤 Javier Oriol Correas Sanchez Cuesta
- Github: @javitocor
- Twitter: @JavierCorreas4
- Linkedin: Javier Oriol Correas Sanchez Cuesta
- Add AI to the game so it can play itself
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Start by:
- Forking the project
- Cloning the project to your local machine
- cd into the project directory
- Run git checkout -b your-branch-name
- Make your contributions
- Push your branch up to your forked repository
- Open a Pull Request with a detailed description to the development branch of the original project for a review
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Enjoy!