I have been trying to make a hangman game, Everything works fine except that it does not give the previous guessed letters in the correct places like the suppose the answer was "spoon" & you guessed the s first time you do it it will print in the proper place then you guess p the next one will look like
import sys
# Reads the number of letters
lm = int(input("Enter number of letters: "))
lm2 = 0
# Defines the list
letters = [None, None, None, None, None, None, None, None, None, None]
#As many "None" values as you need, this one will only
#support as many as 10 letters because there is only 10 None values
while (lm == lm2) is False:
if bool(letters[int(lm2)]) is False:
letters[int(lm2)] = "_"
lm2 = lm2 + 1
# This function prints the parts of the list that are not None values
def word_print():
lm_check = 0
while (lm_check == lm) is False:
sys.stdout.write(letters[int(lm_check)])
sys.stdout.flush()
lm_check = lm_check + 1
# Call the function
word_print()
In this case, just define lm as the number of letters in the word and you can let the rest of the code do its thing.
Hangman (not printing guessed letters)-python
I have been trying to make a hangman game, Everything works fine except that it does not give the previous guessed letters in the correct places like the suppose the answer was "spoon" & you guessed the s first time you do it it will print in the proper place then you guess p the next one will look like
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how do I bring it from that to:
In this case, just define
lmas the number of letters in the word and you can let the rest of the code do its thing.