Jess_HangmanStarter 🎮

Welcome to Jess_Hangman 101! Delve into the classic game of Hangman, revitalized using Python. This version introduces multiple difficulty tiers, user-centric prompts, and an enhanced sense of suspense.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Understanding the Code
• Features
• Prerequisites
• Gameplay
• Note

Overview 🌟

Jess_Hangman is a beginner-friendly, text-based rendition of Hangman. Crafted in Python, it underscores fundamental functionalities leveraging libraries such as random and nltk. Players guess words, categorized based on the difficulty they choose.

Understanding the Code 🧠

This code serves as an introductory platform for new developers. A succinct breakdown is as follows:

• Game Logic: The game revolves around prompting users for letters, contrasting them with a s elected word, and offering corresponding feedback.
• Visual Feedback: Watch the hangman's progression through a sequence of predefined strings.
• Word Selection: Players opt for a difficulty predicated on word length.

Features 🎩

• Diverse Difficulty Levels: Whether it's 'For babies' or 'For brainiacs', there's a challenge waiting for you.
• Instantaneous Feedback: Witness the ASCII hangman take shape with every incorrect guess.
• User-Centric Prompts: Intuitive commands and prompts ensure an uninterrupted gameplay experience.
• Expansive Word Library: With the nltk library at its core, expect a plethora of English words to challenge you.

Prerequisites 📋

To get the most out of the game, ensure your system is equipped with:

• Python: Either have Python installed or run the code on Google Colab.
• nltk library: The backbone for our extensive list of English words.

Gameplay 🎮

1. Select a Difficulty Level: Whether it's 'For babies', 'You know English', or 'For brainiacs', there's something for everyone.
2. Start Guessing: A concealed word will be revealed. Your task? Guess its letters.
3. Want to Exit?: Simply type 'exit' to conclude the game.

Here's to hours of fun and learning! 🙌🏽

Note 📌

Aimed mainly at instruction and demonstration, I created this code to fathom and instantiate basic Python capabilities. If you're venturing into Python or scouting for a foundational project to dissect, you've struck gold.

Improvements for future me

1. Add on Multiple players
2. Add a "Hint" after x amoutn of mistakes
3. Add on real images of hangman (not |/)
4. Better presentation a user friendly look 👓

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To immerse yourself in the game, ensure the requisite Python libraries are in place. Since the code came to life on Google Colab, similar platforms should run it seamlessly.