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GAME : SOLVE JUMBLED WORDS! ( Game Programming With Python)

 Hello there, in this article we are going to help the python learning beginners to create a simple game called as "SOLVE THE JUMBLED WORDS". 




The piece of code for the same is given :

import random

 def choose():

    words=['rainbow','computer','science','programming','Cool','mathematics','Good','player','condition','student','happy','hope','Joker','Simple','deaf']

    pick=random.choice(words)

    return pick

 

def jumble(word):

    jumbled="".join(random.sample(word,len(word)))

    return jumbled

 

def thank(p1n,p2n,p1,p2):

    print(p1n,"Your score is : ",p1)

    print(p2n,"Your score is : ",p2)

    print("Thanks for playing")

    print("Have a nice day!")

 

   

def play():

    p1name=input("Enter the name of player 1: ")

    p2name=input("Enter the name of player 2: ")

    pp1=0

    pp2=0

    turn=0

    while(1):

        #computer's task

        picked_word=choose()

        qn=jumble(picked_word)

        print(qn)

        #player1

        if turn%2==0:

            print("Its your turn: ",p1name)

            ans=input("Whats on your mind: ")

            if ans==picked_word:

                pp1=pp1+1

                print("Congratulations! Your current score is: ",pp1)

            else:

                print("Better Luck next time! The correct word was : ",picked_word)

            c=input("Press 1 to continue or 0 to stop.")

            c=int(c)

            if c==0:

                thank(p1name,p2name,pp1,pp2)

                break

            #player

        else:

            print("Its your turn: ",p2name)

            ans=input("Whats on your mind: ")

            if ans==picked_word:

                pp2=pp2+1

                print("Congratulations! Your current score is: ",pp2)

            else:

                print("Better Luck next time! The correct word was : ",picked_word)

            c=input("Press 1 to continue or 0 to stop.")

            c=int(c)

            if c==0:

                thank(p1name,p2name,pp1,pp2)

                break

        turn=turn+1

play()

 Let's see the output of this code.


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