###Goal:
- The goal of this lab is to practice organizing your JavaScript code in an object-oriented way and using the underscore.js library to manipulate arrays. It will also allow you to continue to practice working with events and manipulating the DOM.
- The game selects a random word from a word list and makes that the secret word
- The player guesses one letter at a time, trying to figure out what the word is
- If the player guesses correctly, any instances of that letter are revealed in the secret word
- If the player guesses incorrectly, they are penalized by taking away a guess
- If a player reveals all of the letters of the secret word, they win
- If a player makes 8 incorrect guesses before solving the secret word, they lose
- Plan out your object model. What variables and functions will each object have? How will the different objects communicate with each other?
- Get the logic to work and make sure you have the game working in the console first before translating it over to update the DOM.
- Translate your game over so it updates the DOM.
- Once you get the game working:
- Implement a "reset" button that will reset the game and choose a new word
- Implement a "give up" button that will show the solution
- Are there ways to refactor your code to make it DRYer?
###Bonus:
- Validate the input so that only single letters are accepted as guesses (Hint: Look up regular expressions)
- Change the input format so that there is no text field. You can get input by "listening" to the keyup event and figuring out which key was pressed.
- Draw the hangman guy using CSS
- Implement a "hint" button that will reveal one of the letters in the word