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PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Write a program to simulate the game of hangman. The game will begin by the showing the user a welcome screen. When the user enters any character, then the first puzzle will be shown. The user will have 7 incorrect guesses before losing that puzzle. After the user completes that round (either by correctly guessing letters until no blanks are left or chooses 7 incorrect guesses, increment either the win count or the lose count. Then ask the user if the user wishes to continue. If continuing, display another blank puzze and allow the user to play it again. If the user does not wish to continue, print a table of output displaying the wins and losses counts, with appropriate labels. Following this, there should be an option for the user to view the printing of the puzzles used and unused puzzles. Your output should be very clean and neat and clear and in the order described above. The program must use at least 4 functions. The puzzles will be randomly selected from a file named puzzleoptions.txt. The file will contain no more than 20 puzzles. For this project, puzzles will be one per line and may have spaces. The program will load the puzzles into an array of strings (not cstrings). The program will also maintain a corresponding, parallel array that holds Boolean values. The Boolean array will store false if a corresponding puzzle string has not yet been used and true if it has been used. The puzzles that are displayed (mentioned above) will be randomly selected from the array of strings and marked as used, when used in the Boolean array. Puzzles should not be sued more than once. 

          PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Write a program to simulate the game of hangman. The game will begin by the showing the user a welcome screen. When the user
enters any character, then the first puzzle will be shown. The user will have 7 incorrect guesses before losing that puzzle. After the
user completes that round (either by correctly guessing letters until no blanks are left or chooses 7 incorrect guesses, increment
either the win count or the lose count. Then ask the user if the user wishes to continue. If continuing, display another blank puzze
and allow the user to play it again. If the user does not wish to continue, print a table of output displaying the wins and losses
counts, with appropriate labels. Following this, there should be an option for the user to view the printing of the puzzles used and
unused puzzles. Your output should be very clean and neat and clear and in the order described above. The program must use at
least 4 functions.
The puzzles will be randomly selected from a file named puzzleoptions.txt. The file will contain no more than 20 puzzles. For this
project, puzzles will be one per line and may have spaces. The program will load the puzzles into an array of strings (not cstrings).
The program will also maintain a corresponding, parallel array that holds Boolean values. The Boolean array will store false if a
corresponding puzzle string has not yet been used and true if it has been used. The puzzles that are displayed (mentioned above)
will be randomly selected from the array of strings and marked as used, when used in the Boolean array. Puzzles should not be sued
more than once.
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Write a program to simulate the game of hangman. The game will begin by the showing the user a welcome screen. When the user enters any character, then the first puzzle will be shown. The user will have 7 incorrect guesses before losing that puzzle. After the user completes that round (either by correctly guessing letters until no blanks are left or chooses 7 incorrect guesses, increment either the win count or the lose count. Then ask the user if the user wishes to continue. If continuing, display another blank puzze and allow the user to play it again. If the user does not wish to continue, print a table of output displaying the wins and losses counts, with appropriate labels. Following this, there should be an option for the user to view the printing of the puzzles used and unused puzzles. Your output should be very clean and neat and clear and in the order described above. The program must use at least 4 functions. The puzzles will be randomly selected from a file named puzzleoptions.txt. The file will contain no more than 20 puzzles. For this project, puzzles will be one per line and may have spaces. The program will load the puzzles into an array of strings (not cstrings). The program will also maintain a corresponding, parallel array that holds Boolean values. The Boolean array will store false if a corresponding puzzle string has not yet been used and true if it has been used. The puzzles that are displayed (mentioned above) will be randomly selected from the array of strings and marked as used, when used in the Boolean array. Puzzles should not be sued more than once.

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Write a program to simulate the game of hangman. The game will begin by showing the user a welcome screen. When the user enters any character, the first puzzle will be shown. The user will have 7 incorrect guesses before losing that puzzle. After the user completes that round (either by correctly guessing letters until no blanks are left or choosing 7 incorrect guesses), increment either the win count or the lose count. Then ask the user if they wish to continue. If continuing, display another blank puzzle and allow the user to play it again. If the user does not wish to continue, print a table of output displaying the win and loss counts, with appropriate labels. Following this, there should be an option for the user to view the printing of the puzzles used and unused puzzles. Your output should be very clean, neat, clear, and in the order described above. The program must use at least 4 functions. The puzzles will be randomly selected from a file named "puzzleoptions.txt". The file will contain no more than 20 puzzles. For this project, puzzles will be one per line and may have spaces. The program will load the puzzles into an array of strings (not cstrings). The program will also maintain a corresponding parallel array that holds Boolean values. The Boolean array will store false if a puzzle is unused and true if it has been used. Puzzles should not be used more than once.
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