Description

>>> from WordGame import *

>>> import random

############################# Directions #############################

The goal of this assignment is to create a text based word guessing

game.  The project is completely described in this file,

WordGameTEST.py.  Follow these steps:

    1) download files to your working folder.  you will need the win.txt

    and lose.txt files as inputs   

    2) Create a file WordGame.py and add your solutions

    (functions/classes) to that file.   

    3) After you finish each section, run the doctest to check it.

    4) When you are finished submit your WordGame.py

#################### clean ####################

clean - Implement a function clean that accepts two str arguments, the

first a str of "bad" characters and the second a phrase.  clean

should then return a copy of the phrase where each character in the bad

str has been replaced by a single space character, " ".

>>> clean(".,?", 'Hello, how are you?')                          

'Hello  how are you '

>>> bad = '="0€%:@)795]”,(#-!3/;81?2&\'$.4*[6â'

>>> clean( bad, 'ACADEME, n. An ancient school where morality and philosophy were taught.')     

'ACADEME  n  An ancient school where morality and philosophy were taught '

>>> clean(bad, 'ACADEMY, n. [from ACADEME] A modern school where football is taught.')                                   

'ACADEMY  n   from ACADEME  A modern school where football is taught '

>>> clean(bad, bad) == len(bad)*" "                               

True

##>>> biercetxt = clean(bad,open('Bierce.txt').read())

##>>> len(biercetxt)

##382251

#################### wordsByLength ####################

wordsByLength - Implement a function wordsByLength that accepts one str

argument, a phrase, and that returns a dictionary.  Each key in the

returned dictionary is a word length and the  value corresponding to

that key will be a list of the words in the phrase that have that

length.  Entries will be listed in the order encountered.

>>> wordsByLength('hello how are you')

{5: ['hello'], 3: ['how', 'are', 'you']}

>>> wordsByLength('Given a phrase this function will return a dictionary that lists those words by length')

{5: ['Given', 'lists', 'those', 'words'], 1: ['a', 'a'], 6: ['phrase', 'return', 'length'], 4: ['this', 'will', 'that'], 8: ['function'], 10: ['dictionary'], 2: ['by']}

##>>> wbl = wordsByLength(biercetxt)

##>>> [(k,len(wbl[k])) for k in sorted(wbl)]

##[(1, 4147), (2, 11333), (3, 13065), (4, 9680), (5, 6628), (6, 5106), (7, 4663), (8, 3253), (9, 2877), (10, 1891), (11, 970), (12, 488), (13, 252), (14, 116), (15, 33), (16, 10), (17, 7)]

##>>> wbl[17]

##['controversialists', 'controversialists', 'contradistinction', 'objectionableness', 'WHANGDEPOOTENAWAH', 'Whangdepootenawah', 'Whangdepootenawah']

#################### WordGame ####################

WordGame - Implement a class WordGame that is the basis for a guessing

game for words.  A WordGame object has a secret word inside.  The

letters can be guessed using the guess method and the game will keep

track of both the correct and incorrect guesses that have been made as

well as the state of the game, i.e., whether still playing, won or lost.

Implementation methods/details:

__init__ - accepts one str argument, the secret word.  Note that the

secret word can be given in any case but should be stored in UPPER case.

This method should create and initialize 3 attributes (ie., self.?????

):

    - str attribute to keep track of the secret word, initialized to the

    given secret word (but converted to UPPER case).

    - str attribute to keep track of correct/right guesses, initialized

    to an empty str.

    - str attribute to keep track of incorrect/wrong guesses,