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    Laboratory Exercise Guessing Game 2: Objective

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    This document provides the objective, software requirements, and procedure for a laboratory exercise on creating a simple guessing game program. The objective is for students to create a game that exhibits file input and output. The software requirements are the latest version of NetBeans IDE and Java Development Kit 8. The procedure instructs students to create a project folder, guessing game program, words.txt file to store words, and have the program randomly select a word, replace letters with ?, update letters for correct guesses, inform of incorrect guesses, and display a congratulatory message when the word is guessed.

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    This document provides the objective, software requirements, and procedure for a laboratory exercise on creating a simple guessing game program. The objective is for students to create a game that exhibits file input and output. The software requirements are the latest version of NetBeans IDE and Java Development Kit 8. The procedure instructs students to create a project folder, guessing game program, words.txt file to store words, and have the program randomly select a word, replace letters with ?, update letters for correct guesses, inform of incorrect guesses, and display a congratulatory message when the word is guessed.

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    This document provides the objective, software requirements, and procedure for a laboratory exercise on creating a simple guessing game program. The objective is for students to create a game that exhibits file input and output. The software requirements are the latest version of NetBeans IDE and Java Development Kit 8. The procedure instructs students to create a project folder, guessing game program, words.txt file to store words, and have the program randomly select a word, replace letters with ?, update letters for correct guesses, inform of incorrect guesses, and display a congratulatory message when the word is guessed.

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    Laboratory Exercise Guessing Game 2: Objective

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    IT1712

    Laboratory Exercise
    Guessing Game 2
    Objective:

    At the end of the exercise, the students should be able to:

     Create a simple game that exhibits file input and output.

    Software Requirements:

     Latest version of NetBeans IDE


     Java Development Kit (JDK) 8

    Procedure:

    1. Create a folder named LastName_FirstName (ex. Reyes_Mark) in your local drive.


    2. Create a new project named LabExer6A. Set the project location to your own folder.
    3. Create a simple guessing game (similar to Hangman or Hangaroo). In this game, the user guesses
    a letter and then attempts to guess the word.
    4. Create a Notepad file named words.txt which will store any number of words each written per line.
    5. The Java program shall:
    • randomly select a word from the list saved in words.txt;
    • display a letter in which some of the letters are replaced by ?; for example, ED??A??ON
    (for EDUCATION);
    • place the letter in the correct spot (or spots) in the word each time the user guesses a letter
    correctly;
    • inform the user if the guessed letter is not in the word; and
    • display a congratulatory message when the entire correct word has been deduced.

    06 Laboratory Exercise 1 *Property of STI


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