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it is a number guessing game with playing computer.
Number guessing game
This is a simple Python-based number guessing game for beginners. The program randomly selects a number between 1 and 100, and the player has up to 7 attempts to guess it. After each guess, the game provides feedback on whether the guess is too high or too low. It also handles invalid input gracefully. Great for learning basic Python concepts like loops, conditionals, input handling, and random number generation!
its a game 2 player tic tac toe game for playing .
Tic Tac Toe Game
it will take some time for opening. A simple 2-player Tic-Tac-Toe game built with Python and Tkinter. Features - Two-player gameplay (X vs O). - Highlights the winning combination. - Displays winner with a pop-up - Clean, responsive UI using Tkinter Gameplay. - Players take turns clicking cells. - The current player is displayed. - Game ends when a player wins. - Winning cells turn green.
its a nice game for playing with computer .
Made a fun Tic Tac Toe game in Python using Tkinter
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🛠️ Devlog – Number Guessing Game (Python CLI)
🗓️ Date: June 25, 2025
📌 Status: ✅ Completed basic version
🧾 What I Did
Created a command-line number guessing game using Python.
Used the random module to generate a number between 1 and 100.
Added user input and feedback for guesses (too high / too low / correct).
Implemented input validation to handle non-integer entries.
Set a limit of 10 attempts to make the game more challenging.
Added a simple win/lose message system.
Wrote a detailed README.md for GitHub with instructions and project structure.
🧠 What I Learned
How to use random.randint() for simple games.
Better understanding of loops and conditionals.
How to structure a Python script for readability and reusability.
The importance of validating user input in interactive programs.
Writing clean documentation for GitHub projects.
🔧 Next Goals (Optional)
Add difficulty levels (e.g., Easy = 15 tries, Hard = 5).
Keep score or track how many guesses were used.
Add a GUI version using tkinter.
Write unit tests for the logic (for learning testing basics).
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