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# Hangman
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#### This lab is NOT a DELIVERABLE
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#### Prompt
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> 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.
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## Getting Started
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1. Create a file called `hangman.py`. This is where you'll write your hangman program.
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1. To run your program, type `python3 hangman.py`.
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## Requirements
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- The computer should randomly select a word from a list of words you create.
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- The user should be prompted with the length of the word they are trying to guess.
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- 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.
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- The program should prompt the user with how many guesses they have left after each guess they make.
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- User should be able to see what letters they have guessed correctly and what letters they have guessed incorrectly.
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- If the user guesses all of the letters in the word, they should be shown a win statement.
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## Hungry For More?
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- When the user wins or loses, ask them if they'd like to play again.
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- Consider the edge cases. What could a user do that could potentially break the program?
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