Hangman Game

A simple hangman game developed in Java 

GitHub available here: https://github.com/Tignaman88/Hangman

These are some images taken from my little project about the Hangman game! It allows the player to enter a character (only 1 letter is allowed or no empty string), prints the guesses taken if the right word is found, or prints what the right word was if not guessed, and gives the user a chance to play again or end the game.

It is one of my first projects as a beginner, I've also done a simple guess a random number, a simple banking app, and an exchange rate project as well, which I'll be adding on at a later time. You'll see that none of them are perfect, I know that I still have a lot to do, but I also know that I'm learning a lot on the way (7-8 months ago I knew very little about Java, so I'm very proud of myself for achieving not so perfects programs 😃). This project has helped understand better loops and user input, while and for loops, and done a bit of refactoring (which I know, it can still be improved!) which is something I know I lack of knowledge and capability. I initially created all the code in the main method, and then moved everything into a different class, achieving the same result, but it can only be made better, something I'll have to get better at! The logic of the game is, asks the user to enter a character, if more than one or nothing is entered, asks again to enter a correct choice; shows the word with letters that have been guessed correctly so far (if any!) and the number of guesses left available (start at 7); if the word is guessed correctly, prints a message with the right word guessed and how many attempts were taken; if not, print what the right word was, and int the end, simply asks the user if they want to play again or not.

These are some images taken from my little simple project about a Banking App (cannot be used for in the real world :D)! It allows the user to enter their first and last name (no numbers allowed), and then give the option to deposit, withdraw (the program won't allow to withdraw more than what owed), view the balance or end the program.

This is my second project I finished on my own (I know it's another one that it's not perfect, don't be too harsh on me 🤪), and of course it's not suitable to be used in the real world. It's another project that helped me understand better how OOP works, array lists, loops and scanner. I've created a simple array lists with a couple of users (I know there are better methods to store users, I've just used what I learnt so far), so that once the user enter their first and last name, the loop returns a match or not. If the match is not found, the user is asked again to enter their first and last name (numbers are not allowed at this point). Once the match is found, the user is asked if they want to deposit, withdraw, view their balance or end the program. At this point, only numbers are allowed, if a number is not enter the user is asked to enter a number, and the user is not allowed to withdraw more than what owned!

These are some images taken from my little simple random guessing number game. It allows the user to only enter numbers between 0 and 100, and no letters are allowed, and when they guess the number, they're prompted with a chance to play again, or end the game.

This is my very first project I completed on my own, it was quite challenging and fun at the same time, I felt so satisfied doing what I wanted to do in its semplicity. It gave me a lot of understanding about if conditions and while loops, something that I was struggling with whilst studying them until I put my hands on them! The logic of the game is pretty simple: the user is prompted to enter a number between 0 and 100 ( negative numbers or greater than 100 are not allowed), and based on the answer, the user is prompted a message based on how close they are in guessing the number. When the number is guessed, the user has a choice to play again by enter Y, or N to end the game. When the user decide to end the game, they're showed a message with the numbers guessed in total as I wanted to keep track of that whilst playing.