Hey guys, this was a big project for me. These riddles are medium difficulty, and let me know if you want the riddles in the future to be easier or harder. Also, let me know about any future recommendations for this project. I'll be making more versions in the future. Have fun and stay safe!
Wow! this is fun but I have a few suggestions so you can make it better (you still have the upvote don't worry) Suggestion 1) Make a file like a json or something that has multiple riddles and answers, and make your code choose 3 random ones to give 2) make your answers hashed so you can't look into the code and see the answers But even without these suggestions, I rate this 10/10
there might be a module so you can get the input of the persons answer, hash it, and see if it matches the stored hash for that question. In most languages there is a module or a built in hash() function so you can search it up on stackoverflow idk Java @studentAlfredAl
it's like encrypting but no way to decrypt. It's a permanent form and companies use it to store your passwords so nobody can ever know you password- not even them. @studentAlfredAl
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Hey guys, this was a big project for me. These riddles are medium difficulty, and let me know if you want the riddles in the future to be easier or harder. Also, let me know about any future recommendations for this project. I'll be making more versions in the future. Have fun and stay safe!
Wow! this is fun but I have a few suggestions so you can make it better (you still have the upvote don't worry)
Suggestion 1) Make a file like a json or something that has multiple riddles and answers, and make your code choose 3 random ones to give
2) make your answers hashed so you can't look into the code and see the answers
But even without these suggestions, I rate this 10/10
that took me 5 minutes to write
Thank you so much for your suggestions! Thanks for the upvote :)@AgastyaSandhuja
@AgastyaSandhuja I agree with this
How do I make the answers hashed so people can't see the answers? @AgastyaSandhuja
there might be a module so you can get the input of the persons answer, hash it, and see if it matches the stored hash for that question. In most languages there is a module or a built in hash() function so you can search it up on stackoverflow idk Java @studentAlfredAl
Also, what does hashing do? @AgastyaSandhuja
it's like encrypting but no way to decrypt. It's a permanent form and companies use it to store your passwords so nobody can ever know you password- not even them. @studentAlfredAl
Oh wow, nice! :) @AgastyaSandhuja