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# Landscaper
![studio ghibli landscape](https://peakmemory.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/cliufqx.jpg)
You'll be creating a simple, terminal game to send messages and receive input from the user.
#### Learning Objectives
- Putting everything you've learned so far together (arrays, loops, conditionals)
#### Prerequisites
- JavaScript (arrays, loops, conditionals)
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## Getting Started
1. Inside of the student_labs directory there is already an `app.js` set up and ready to go!
## Landscaper
1. You are starting a landscaping business, but all you have are your teeth.
1. Using just your teeth, you can spend the day cutting lawns and make $1. You can do this as much as you want.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can use teeth to cut grass"
<hr>
1. At any point, if you are currently using your teeth, you can buy a pair of rusty scissors for $5. You can do this once, assuming you have enough money.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can buy scissors"
<hr>
1. Using the rusty scissors, you can spend the day cutting lawns and make $5. You can do this as much as you want.
<hr>
&#x1F534; Commit: <br>
"Landscaper App: user can use scissors to cut grass"
<hr>
1. At any point, if you are currently using rusty scissors, you can buy an old-timey push lawnmower for $25. You can do this once, assuming you have enough money.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can buy push lawnmower"
<hr>
1. Using the old-timey push lawnmower, you can spend the day cutting lawns and make $50. You can do this as much as you want.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can use push lawnmower to cut grass"
<hr>
1. At any point, if you are currently using the old-timey push lawnmower, you can buy a fancy battery-powered lawnmower for $250. You can do this once, assuming you have enough money.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b><br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can buy battery-powered lawnmower"
<hr>
1. Using the the fancy battery-powered lawnmower, you can spend the day cutting lawns and make $100. You can do this as much as you want.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can use battery-powered lawnmower to cut grass"
<hr>
1. At any point, if you are currently using the fancy battery-powered lawnmower, you can hire a team of starving students for $500. You can do this once, assuming you have enough money.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can hire a team"
<hr>
1. Using the the team of starving students, you can spend the day cutting lawns and make $250. You can do this as much as you want.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: user can use a team to cut grass"
<hr>
1. You win the game when you have a team of starving students and $1000. In this situation, send a message to the user telling them, they've won.
<hr>
&#x1F534; <b>Commit your work!</b> <br>
Your commit message should read something like: <br>
"landscaper: win scenario"
<hr>
## Technical Requirements
1. Your landscaper game *must* run on with no syntax errors
1. If there are errors you can't solve, comment them out and leave a comment above it explaining what is wrong
## Hungry for More?
1. Add the ability to reset the game at any point so that you can play again
1. Make it so that a user can have multiple tools, and money earned each day is increased appropriately (e.g. 2 scissors, and an old-timey push lawnmower means you earn $60/day )
1. Once you've implemented multiple tools, make it so you can sell tools for half price
#### Super duper hungry more?: Landscaper Inspiration
1. Make your terminal game playable via the DOM!
1. Some of our students went above and beyond doing exactly that! See below for some examples:
<details><summary>Student One</summary>
![first screen](https://i.imgur.com/BABhJ5O.png)
![buying tools](https://i.imgur.com/ocxAvt9.png)
![end](https://i.imgur.com/HY2jU8g.png)
</details>
<details><summary>Student Two</summary>
![first screen](https://i.imgur.com/ekQLWtZ.png)
![options](https://i.imgur.com/txAHwK0.png)
![more options](https://i.imgur.com/o8Dc5tF.png)
![buying tools](https://i.imgur.com/2olGG6o.png)
![more options](https://i.imgur.com/YHLD4Sd.png)
![end](https://i.imgur.com/N9f7BkA.png)
</details>
<details><summary>Student Three</summary>
![](https://i.imgur.com/ClNabWU.jpg)
![](https://i.imgur.com/6xPwych.jpg)
![](https://i.imgur.com/gZpgduf.jpg)
</details>
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*Copyright 2018, General Assembly Space. Licensed under [CC-BY-NC-SA, 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)*

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# Hangman
#### This lab is NOT a DELIVERABLE
![Hangman](https://i.imgur.com/zRNsbyV.jpg)
#### Prompt
> Build an program that runs in the terminal and allows a user to play hangman using a word randomly selected from a list of words you create.
## Getting Started
1. Create a file called `hangman.py`. This is where you'll write your hangman program.
1. To run your program, type `python3 hangman.py`.
## Requirements
- The computer should randomly select a word from a list of words you create.
- The user should be prompted with the length of the word they are trying to guess.
- The user should have a limited number of guesses. If they don't guess the word correctly within the allotted number of guesses, the program should supply a lose statement.
- The program should prompt the user with how many guesses they have left after each guess they make.
- User should be able to see what letters they have guessed correctly and what letters they have guessed incorrectly.
- If the user guesses all of the letters in the word, they should be shown a win statement.
## Hungry For More?
- When the user wins or loses, ask them if they'd like to play again.
- Consider the edge cases. What could a user do that could potentially break the program?

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# Castle Battle!
## Summary
We're making a turn-based strategy game. Two sides take turns battling each other
### Player
- This is a two Player game (one human and one computer)
- Each Player has a Barracks (see below)
- Each Player starts with 10 hit points
### Barracks
- A Barracks can store Peons (see below)
### Peon
- A Peon has a name
- A Peon has a job, one of the following:
- nothing (this is the initial value upon creating a peon)
- repair
- attack
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## Flow of game:
1. At the start of player's turn, ask what the user wants to do (one of the following)
- Create a peon
1. If chosen, ask what the peon's name should be
1. Add a peon with the correct name to the player's barracks. Set its job to 'nothing'
- Select a peon
1. If chosen, ask which peon they want to select
1. Once a peon is chosen, ask what action the peon should perform
- attack
- If chosen, set the peon's job to attack
- repair
- If chosen, set the peon's job to repair
1. Once this is complete, loop through the peons in the player's barracks
- If a peon's job is to repair, increase the user's hit points by one
- If a peon's job is to attack, decrease the computer's hit points by one
1. Once this is complete, start the computer's turn
- Choose a random number of hit points from 1-5
- The computer either repairs itself for that number of hit points or damages you for that number of hit points
1. Evaluate the state of the game:
- If the computer has 0 or fewer hit points, you win
- If you have 0 or fewer hit points, the computer wins
- If you both have 0 or fewer hit points, it's a tie
- If you both have more than 0 hit points, start player's turn over again (step 1)
## Hungry for more?
1. Make it so that the computer doesn't randomly attack you/repair itself directly. Instead, it will act like a player and either create a peon or, if a peon already exists, select a random peon and tell it to either attack or repair
1. Make the 2nd player optionally be either the computer (random decisions) or another human
1. Repairs increase your hit points by a random number between 1-3
1. Attacks decrease the enemy's hit points by a random number between 1-3
1. Create additional combatants (CPU or human) that can attack other combatants/repair themselves
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