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365 DAYS OF CODE - DAY 7

I am overwhelmed already. From yesterday, I guess.

How I would program hangman:

1.1.      A list of guess words for the game

2.2.      Loop through them

3.3.      Ask the user for an input

4.4.      Get the len of the guess word for every stage

5.5.      Check if letter is in the guess word and what position

6.6.      Number of possible trials

7.7.      E.t.c.

From here onward, I was simply struggling to continue. I think it was worth it though.

Anyho, :)

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