Hangman Game

Welcome to the Hangman Game! This is a simple command-line-based implementation of the classic word-guessing game. Players must guess a randomly selected word one letter at a time, with a limited number of tries.

Features

• Random word selection from a predefined list.
• Case-insensitive guessing.
• Tracks and displays previously guessed letters.
• Input validation to prevent invalid guesses.
• Clear feedback for correct and incorrect guesses.
• Replay functionality to play multiple rounds without restarting the program.

Gameplay

1. A random word is selected, and its letters are hidden (displayed as underscores _).
2. Players guess one letter at a time.
3. Each correct guess reveals the letter(s) in the word.
4. Incorrect guesses decrease the number of remaining tries.
5. The game ends when:
   • The player guesses the word correctly.
   • The player runs out of tries.
6. Players can choose to play again after each round.

How to Run the Game

1. Ensure you have a C++ compiler (e.g., GCC, Clang, or MSVC) installed.
2. Copy the game code into a file named hangman.cpp.
3. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the file's directory.
4. Compile the code using the following command:

   g++ -o hangman hangman.cpp
   

5. Run the compiled program:

   ./hangman
   

Rules

• Each player starts with 6 tries.
• Guess one letter at a time.
• Each incorrect guess reduces the remaining tries by one.
• Guesses are case-insensitive (A and a are treated the same).
• You win if you guess all letters in the word before running out of tries.
• You lose if your tries reach 0 before guessing the word.

License

This project is open-source and available for modification and distribution. Contributions are welcome!