Hi there! I just finished “CS101: Intro to Programming” and wanted to share my terminal game project. I had a lot of fun doing it and I’d love to hear some feedback/ideas if anyone would like to give it a go! 
What is it?
It’s an improved version of the “guess what number I’m thinking” game. I added a few things:
- 5 different difficulties
- Hint mode (that tells you if the answer is higher or lower)
- Locally-saved scoreboard & preferences
Playing on the hardest difficulty with ‘Hint Mode: ON’ makes things a little more fun.
Link to the repo & code is here: GitHub - guillaumepeyre/game1-pignumbers
… Back to working on another one… Blackjack! Thanks and let me know if you have any feedback/questions.
Hey Byteace,
I played a few rounds of your game ~ 500+ lines of code, wow!! “Impressive, most impressive”
The “pig-theme” to the game was original. I was more impressed with your GitHub presentation. Your code looks great, however, although you have good comments, the code is a bit disorganized, and difficult to read.
As far as recommendations, consider organizing your file where you put classes and functions in a separate files, and import them into a main.py file. For example, consider the following project file structure:
Guessing-Game/
├─ main.py
├─ game.py (this is the game subclass)
├─ game_settings.py (this is the GameSettings class)
├─ game_functions.py (all the rest of the game functions)
This way, your code will be better organized and easier to manage. You can break your 500 + line of code into easier-to-mage-modules. Does that make sense?
Other than that, this is great code; something to be proud of! Looking forward to your next creation!
Best regards,
Hey seraph776,
Thanks so much for your feedback!!
It totally makes sense, and I’ll be updating the structure shortly.
Best
Will