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Computer Game Development - The Indie Alley / Javascript Random Number Guessing Game Project
« on: November 08, 2011, 01:22:07 AM »
Hi, i was absent when we learned functions and my programming teacher just assigned us this project.
So if any one wanted to go and attempt this and email me the code id be really happy.
Or email me with some advice.
my email is luvsdapoon@yahoo.com
M256 Computer Programming
I’m thinking of a number …
Using HTML and JavaScript, write a program that will generate a random integer between 1 and 100 then have the user guess the number. Give clues to help the user guess.
Specific Requirements:
1. On the web page, include the following:
a. Clear instructions for the user on how to play the game.
b. A button for the user to click to start the game.
c. A button for the user to click to check his guess for the current round.
d. A button for the user to start the game over (use a confirm box). Be sure to reset all values (including totals).
e. A textbox to display the number of guesses in the current round.
f. A textbox to display the number of rounds played.
g. A textbox to display the number of rounds won.
h. A textbox to display the average number of tries it takes the user to guess the number correctly.
2. Do all processing in functions.
3. Generate a random integer between 1 and 100 for the user to guess.
4. If the user guesses the correct number, display an appropriate ‘congratulations’ message and update all totals accordingly.
5. If the user guesses incorrectly, display an appropriate message to tell the user to guess higher or lower the next time, then update all totals accordingly.
6. Only allow 6 guesses (if the user is wrong on the 6th guess, he ‘loses’ the game).
7. When the user ‘wins’, automatically generate a new number to play again (be sure to clear the ‘number of guesses’ textbox and any necessary variables). Let the user know a new round has been started.
8. For each round, keep track of the number of times the user guesses and display this in the appropriate textbox.
9. Throughout the game, keep track of and display an average number of tries it takes the person to guess correctly.
10. Display the number of rounds the player has won in the appropriate textbox.
11. Include appropriate comments in your source code.
Possible enhancements:
-Don’t let the user guess the same number twice (alert them that they’ve already guessed that
number)
-Custom buttons
-Use innerHTML instead of textboxes to display the results for the game
So if any one wanted to go and attempt this and email me the code id be really happy.
Or email me with some advice.
my email is luvsdapoon@yahoo.com
M256 Computer Programming
I’m thinking of a number …
Using HTML and JavaScript, write a program that will generate a random integer between 1 and 100 then have the user guess the number. Give clues to help the user guess.
Specific Requirements:
1. On the web page, include the following:
a. Clear instructions for the user on how to play the game.
b. A button for the user to click to start the game.
c. A button for the user to click to check his guess for the current round.
d. A button for the user to start the game over (use a confirm box). Be sure to reset all values (including totals).
e. A textbox to display the number of guesses in the current round.
f. A textbox to display the number of rounds played.
g. A textbox to display the number of rounds won.
h. A textbox to display the average number of tries it takes the user to guess the number correctly.
2. Do all processing in functions.
3. Generate a random integer between 1 and 100 for the user to guess.
4. If the user guesses the correct number, display an appropriate ‘congratulations’ message and update all totals accordingly.
5. If the user guesses incorrectly, display an appropriate message to tell the user to guess higher or lower the next time, then update all totals accordingly.
6. Only allow 6 guesses (if the user is wrong on the 6th guess, he ‘loses’ the game).
7. When the user ‘wins’, automatically generate a new number to play again (be sure to clear the ‘number of guesses’ textbox and any necessary variables). Let the user know a new round has been started.
8. For each round, keep track of the number of times the user guesses and display this in the appropriate textbox.
9. Throughout the game, keep track of and display an average number of tries it takes the person to guess correctly.
10. Display the number of rounds the player has won in the appropriate textbox.
11. Include appropriate comments in your source code.
Possible enhancements:
-Don’t let the user guess the same number twice (alert them that they’ve already guessed that
number)
-Custom buttons
-Use innerHTML instead of textboxes to display the results for the game