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Course Project Title:
HANGMAN GAME in Python
Description:
An interactive game of Hangman developed using python(an object programming language).The project consists of a number of functions used in the game by making use of inbuilt Python libraries.The game offers the user to choose number of attempts and also shows a graphical output.

Link for project report:here
Final Code FilePython Code


Topic 1: Hangman graphic function
Presentor's info: 
Name: Siddhesh Ramajgol
Div:TY-L
Roll no:57
GR.no : 1710081

Topic 2: Get no.of attempts and word length
Presentor's info: 
Name: Kartik Mehetre
Div:TY-L
Roll no:47
GR.no : 1710382

Topic 3: Get next letter and display words
Presentor's info: 
Name: Shreya Uttarwar
Div:TY-L
Roll no:69
GR.no : 1710360


Topic 4: Main Function
Presentor's info: 
Name: Shreepad Sapate
Div:TY-L
Roll no:60
GR.no : 1710026
Video Link: Main function


Output and future scope : see more






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