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Latest revision as of 15:26, 24 January 2022
Section D 2022
Section D of your Unit 1 exam will focus on the skeleton program and improvements to it. The question will specify which part of the program is to be used, and what you need to change. I will create a list of potential improvements, and over time we code each one and document it.
Investigate List
Solving a lock doesn't create a new one until you play another card
Simple Improvements
2022 - You cause an exception if you enter a card number out of the range 1-5
2022 - Implement a count of the cards remaining in the deck
2022 - Create an option to quit the program
Functionality
2022 - Allow the player to choose either a random lock or a specific lock number
2022 - Allow the player to create a new lock
2022 - There is a load game feature but no way of saving a game
2022 - Lock challenges must be completed in order
2022 - Create a peek option to look at the next 5 cards in the deck
2022 - Create an option to generate statistics from the deck, ie % chance of a type of card
