Goal
If you’ve never played Mastermind, a game where you have to guess your opponent’s secret code within a certain number of turns (like hangman with colored pegs), check it out on Wikipedia. Each turn you get some feedback about how good your guess was – whether it was exactly correct or just the correct color but in the wrong space. You can play the game here to understand: Mastermind
Method
Part 1
Create a design document for you project. This will include:
- A design of the user interface. You should specify what the user will see, and how they will input their guesses. This will be a text interface program, you will run it in the terminal.
- A list of the features you will support. Such has number of pegs, colors, number or users. User picks colors, computer guesses and computer picks colors, user guesses.
- Create an Object oriented design. Include at least three classes, and for each class give a description of the variables and the methods for that class. Also create a diagram showing the relationships between the classes.
Part 2
Write the program and test it. Here is the GitHub classroom link
You must have a GitHub repository with the code, which includes a readme. on how to set it up.
Turn in Github link, and a text file of at least 3 complete game plays.
Turn in
- The Design Document
- A link to your GitHub Project
- A text file with at least 3 complete games playing, showing/testing all features.