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# Hangman

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="art" %}

```python
stages = ['''
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''', '''
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''', '''
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''']

logo2 = '''
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█▄█ █▄█ █▄█ █▄▀   ▀▄▀▄▀ █▄█ █▀▄ █░█ ▄
'''

logo3 = '''
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```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="wordlist" %}

```
WORDLIST = ['computer', 'banana', 'elephant', 'guitar', 'oxygen', 'jacket', 'diamond', 'pancake',
            'unicorn', 'bicycle', 'lighthouse', 'telescope', 'password', 'avalanche', 'crocodile',
            'fireworks', 'keyboard', 'kangaroo', 'zebra', 'pyramid', 'galaxy', 'octopus', 'tambourine',
            'helicopter', 'tornado', 'pineapple', 'parrot', 'waterfall', 'cocktail', 'volcano', 'avalanche',
            'squirrel', 'flamingo', 'cactus', 'dinosaur', 'rocket', 'umbrella', 'vampire', 'coconut',
            'haystack', 'tiramisu', 'igloo', 'origami', 'moonlight', 'gondola', 'toucan', 'saxophone',
            'oasis', 'yo-yo', 'espresso']

```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="main" %}

```python
import random
import art
from wordlist import WORDLIST

lives = 6
used_letters = []
word = []

chosen_word = random.choice(WORDLIST)
word.extend(chosen_word)

welcome_message = art.logo3
win_message = art.logo2
start_photo = art.stages[lives]

print(welcome_message)
print("To win, guess the word!")
print(start_photo)

# Initialize displayed_word with underscores
displayed_word = ['_' for _ in chosen_word]

while lives != 0:
    print("\nused_letters: ", used_letters)
    print(' '.join(displayed_word))
    guess_letter = input("Guess a letter: ").lower()

    if not guess_letter.isalpha() or len(guess_letter) != 1:
        print("Input only a single letter.")
        continue

    if guess_letter not in used_letters:
        used_letters.append(guess_letter)
    else:
        print("Letter already used")
        continue

    if guess_letter in chosen_word:
        for index, letter in enumerate(chosen_word):
            if letter == guess_letter:
                displayed_word[index] = guess_letter
    else:
        lives -= 1
        start_photo = art.stages[lives]

    print(start_photo)

    if '_' not in displayed_word:
        print("Congratulations! You've guessed the word!")
        print(win_message)
        break

if lives == 0:
    print("You've run out of lives. The word was:", ''.join(chosen_word))

```

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

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