Higher/Lower Game

An application that lets a use rplay the Higher Lower Game against the computer. , Feb 2020

By Patrick Kille & Benjamin Thom

Description

A user enters a number and the computer will guess the user's number. The game ends when the computer guesses the correct number.

Preview

![Landing Page Preview](img/image file name here)

Project Specifications

Behavior Input Output
User chooses a number between 1-100 NA NA
Computer displays initial guess NA 50
User responds higher "higher" Computer changes lower limit to previous guess (50-100)
User responds lower "lower" Computer changes upper limit to previous guess (1-50)
User responds correct "correct" "Computer is victorious!"

Setup/Installation Requirements

In Terminal:

  • Navigate to where you want this application to be saved, i.e.: cd desktop
  • Clone the file from GitHub with HTTPS git clone https://github.com/benjamin-thompdx/doctor-lookup.git
  • Open file in your preferred text editor
  • On Mac: open -a {your text editor} doctor-lookup
  • On Windows: doctor-lookup

Download Manually:

  • Navigate to https://github.com/benjamin-thompdx/doctor-lookup.
  • Click the green "Clone or Download" button.
  • Click "Download ZIP".
  • Click downloaded file to unzip.
  • Open folder called "doctor-lookup".
  • Right-click "index.html" and select your preferred browser or text editor.

Note For Editors:

  • Download the .NET Core SDK Software Development Kit
  • Open the .Net Core SDK file and install
  • To confirm installation was successful, run the $ dotnet --version command in your terminal
  • Install dotnet script, run the $ dotnet tool install -g dotnet-script command in your terminal
  • Restart your terminal to complete installation, and run the $ dotnet run command to run application within your terminal - Note: To exit, simply press Ctrl + C

Known Bugs

No known bugs at this time.

Support and contact details

Have a bug or an issue with this application? Open a new issue here on GitHub.

Technologies Used

  • C#
  • .Net Core

License

MIT

Copyright (c) 2020 Patrick Kille & Benjamin Thom