This project is part of the The Odin Project's Ruby curriculum.
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This implementation of the Mastermind game is a User vs Computer type of game played in the Terminal. One will be the Code Maker and the other will be the Code Breaker. Code Maker will generate a 4 digit number (Secret Code) where each digit contain a number between 1 to 6. Code Breaker needs to guess the number by maximum 12 guesses.
- Code Breaker will be awarded with a feedback for each guess.
- Feedback will contain a green-circle if the user's guess contains the number from the Code Maker's code and also in the right place.
- Feedback will contain an orange-circle if the user's guess contains the number from the Code Maker's code but in the wrong place.
- No Feedback will be awarded if both guess and secret code are not have in common.
- For each guess Code Breaker take Code Maker will be awarded with one point.
- Totally even number of rounds will be played.
- At the end of all rounds whoever has the highest points wins.
- After each round players' roles switched from Maker to Breaker and vice-versa.
- Examples of Valid Codes, 1111, 1234, 5552.
- Examples of Invalid Codes, 0011, 13435, 666113, abcd.
- Ruby
Algorithm used for Computer Player's guessing is the Swaszek strategy. Read more here
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