A Hangman Game On Python is about guessing letters (A-Z) to form the words. If the player guesses the right letter that is within the word, the letter appears at its correct position. The user has to guess the correct word until a man is hung, then the game is over.

Modules Used :

• random : pre-installed

Python Requirement : 3.8 and above.

Source Code :

Hangman.py

def Hangman():

    import random

    f=open('wordlist.txt','r') #just create a file with the words           
                                to be used in the game
    f1=open('record.txt','a')

    words=f.read().splitlines() 
    #using splitlines() instead of f.readlines() to avoid end of 
     line character while viewing the written data 
    
    word = random.choice(words[:-1])
    comma=","

    allowed_errors = 3      
    User=input("Enter Your Name : ")
    guesses = []

    done = False 
 
    while not done:
        for letter in word:
            if letter.lower() in guesses:
                print(letter,end=" ")
            else:
                print("_",end=" ")
        print("")


        guess = input(f"Allowed Errors Left{allowed_errors},Next
                      Guess : ")
        guesses.append(guess.lower())

        if guess.lower() not in word.lower():
            allowed_errors -= 1

            if allowed_errors == 0:
                break

        done = True

        for letter in word:
            if letter.lower() not in guesses:
                done = False

    if done:
        print(f"You have found the word ! It was {word}!")
        f1.write(f"{User}{comma}Guessed the word ! It was
                 {word}!\n")
    else:
        print(f"Game Over ! The word was {word} ! \n")
        f1.write(f"{User}{comma}failed to Guess the word! It was
                 {word}! \n")

Hangman()

To View User’s Record :

Record.py

def Record():
    f=open('record.txt','r')
    record=f.read().splitlines()
    for i in record:
        print(i)
Record()