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The document contains the source code for a Hangman game implemented in C, which allows players to guess letters of a word with a maximum of six mistakes. It includes functions for random number generation, word decryption, and displaying the game state. The conclusion discusses the versatility of the Hangman game and mentions the potential for statistical analysis of words used.

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Hangmancproject

The document contains the source code for a Hangman game implemented in C, which allows players to guess letters of a word with a maximum of six mistakes. It includes functions for random number generation, word decryption, and displaying the game state. The conclusion discusses the versatility of the Hangman game and mentions the potential for statistical analysis of words used.

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Hangman Game

SOURCE CODE
#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <stdbool.h>

#include <time.h>

#include <string.h>

#define WORDS 10

#define WORDLEN 40

#define CHANCE 6

bool srand_called = false;

int i_rnd(int i)

if (!srand_called)

srand(time(NULL) << 10);

srand_called = true;

return rand() % i;

char* decrypt(char* code) {

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int hash = ((strlen(code) - 3) / 3) + 2;

char* decrypt = malloc(hash);

char* toFree = decrypt;

char* word = code;

int ch;

for (ch = *code; ch != '\0'; ch = *(++code))

if((code - word + 2) % 3 == 1)

*(decrypt++) = ch - (word - code + 1) - hash;

*decrypt = '\0';

return toFree;

void printBody(int mistakes, char* body)

printf("\tMistakes :%d\n", mistakes);

switch(mistakes)

case 6: body[6] = '\\'; break;

case 5: body[5] = '/'; break;

case 4: body[4] = '\\'; break;

case 3: body[3] = '|'; break;

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case 2: body[2] = '/'; break;

case 1: body[1] = ')', body[0] = '('; break;

default: break;

printf("\t _________\n"

"\t| |\n"

"\t| %c %c\n"

"\t| %c%c%c\n"

"\t| %c %c\n"

"\t| \n"

"\t| ", body[0], body[1], body[2],

body[3], body[4], body[5], body[6]);

void printWord(char* guess, int len)

int i;

printf("\t");

for (i = 0; i < len; ++i)

printf("%c ", guess[i]);

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printf("\n\n");

int main()

printf("\n\t Be aware you can be hanged!!.");

printf("\n\n\t Rules : ");

printf("\n\t - Maximum 6 mistakes are allowed.");

printf("\n\t - All alphabet are in lower case.");

printf("\n\t - All words are name of very popular Websites. eg. Google");

printf("\n\t - If you enjoy continue, otherwise close it.");

printf("\n\t Syntax : Alphabet");

printf("\n\t Example : a \n\n");

char values[WORDS][WORDLEN] =
{"N~mqOlJ^tZletXodeYgs","gCnDIfFQe^CdP^^B{hZpeLA^hv","7urtrtwQv{dt`>^}FaR]i]XUu
g^GI",

"aSwfXsxOsWAlXScVQmjAWJG","cruD=idduvUdr=
gmcauCmg]","BQt`zncypFVjvIaTl]u=_?Aa}F",

"iLvkKdT`yu~mWj[^gcO|","jSiLyzJ=vPmnv^`N]^>Vi
AC^z_","xo|RqqhO|nNstjmzfiuoiFfhwtdh~",

"OHkttvxdp|[nnW]Drgaomdq"};

char *body = malloc(CHANCE+1);

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int id = i_rnd(WORDS);

char *word = decrypt(values[id]);

int len = strlen(word);

char *guessed = malloc(len);

char falseWord[CHANCE];

memset(body, ' ', CHANCE+1);

memset(guessed, '_', len);

char guess;

bool found;

char* win;

int mistakes = 0;

setvbuf(stdin, NULL, _IONBF, 0);

do {

int i;

found = false;

printf("\n\n");

printBody(mistakes, body);

printf("\n\n");

printf("\tFalse Letters : ");

if(mistakes == 0)

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printf("None\n");

for (i = 0; i < mistakes; ++i)

printf("%c", falseWord[i]);

printf("\n\n");

printWord(guessed, len);

printf("\tGive me a alphabet in lower case : ");

do {

scanf("%c",&guess);

} while ( getchar() != '\n' );

for (i = 0; i < len; ++i)

if(word[i] == guess)

found = true;

guessed[i] = guess;

if(!found)

falseWord[mistakes] = guess;

mistakes += 1;

win = strchr(guessed, '_');

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}while(mistakes < CHANCE && win != NULL);

if(win == NULL)

printf("\n");

printWord(guessed, len);

printf("\n\tCongrats! You have won : %s\n\n", word);

else

printf("\n");

printBody(mistakes, body);

printf("\n\n\tBetter try next time. Word was %s\n\n", word);

free(body);

free(word);

free(guessed);

return EXIT_SUCCESS;

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OUTPUTS

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CONCLUSION
In the conclusion of this project,Hangman is a traditional game, it is

played with words. It’s possible, however, to play Category Hangman rather

than guessing words the player might guessnames of cities, or athletes, or

fictional characters, or Duke professors, or top forty song titles the list

isendless. You’ll be writing a program to play a “guess a word letter-by-

letter” version of hangman asshown above. You’ll also be doing some

statistical analysis of the words used in the Hangman game.

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