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This game that runs in the terminal. 100% Python.

Installation

Make sure you are running at least Python 3.10.0

Clone the repository and install manually:

$ git clone https://github.com/volkov-timofey/Brain-Games.git
$ cd Brain-Games
$ make full # build, publish in pip, package-install

Start Games

Game: "Check for even"

• Rules:

  To win, you need to correctly answer the proposed tasks 3 times. If you make a mistake, try starting over.

To start the game, run either:

$ brain-even

Game: "Calculator"

• Rules:

  To win, you need to correctly answer the proposed arithmetic tasks (only +, - or *) 3 times. If you make a mistake, try starting over.

To start the game, run either:

$ brain-calc

Game: "Greatest Common Divisor (GCD)"

• Rules:

  Two random numbers are displayed on the screen, for example, 25 50. It is necessary to calculate and enter the greatest common divisor of these numbers. To win, you need to correctly answer the proposed tasks 3 times. If you make a mistake, try starting over.

To start the game, run either:

$ brain-gcd

Game: "Arithmetic progression"

• Rules:

  It is necessary to determine the missing number in an arithmetic progression. To win, you need to correctly answer the proposed tasks 3 times. If you make a mistake, try starting over.

To start the game, run either:

$ brain-progression

Game: "Is it a prime number?"

• Rules:

  Need to answer if the number is prime. To win, you need to correctly answer the proposed tasks 3 times. If you make a mistake, try starting over.

To start the game, run either:

$ brain-prime