GAssignment purpose: programmer defined functions, call by reference and call by value, i$/$o in $C++,$ loop, data types

string, int, and bool, struct declaration, dot operator

You will write a program that will play a letter guessing game.

The letter to guess will be read from an$-$input file, all the letters in the input file will be lowercase

You DO NOT need to change the letter to lowercase

Get one guess at a time and provide feedback to the user, see the sample output below

Interact with the user by getting the first name

Ask the user if they want to play before getting started

If the user enters any character other than a lowercase letter, it will be processed accordingly, YOU DO NOT

NEED TO MAKE SURE THE USER ENERS A LOWERCASE LETTER, see the sample output below

Display the solution letter at the end of each round of the game

The user should be able to continue to play another round by entering $($ n or N $)$ to stop and anything else to

continue OR $($y or Y$)$ to continue and anything else to stop, assume the user will enter $($y or Y$)$ OR $($n or N$)$

Use the struct below to store the data for each round of letterGame:

struct letterGuess

$\{$

char solution;

char currentGuess;

int maxGuesses;

bool guessTooLow;

bool guessTooHigh;

$\}$;

Assignment purpose: programmer defined functions, call by reference and call by value, $\frac{i}{o}$ in $C++,$ loop, data types

string, int, and bool, struct declaration, dot operator

You will write a program that will play a letter guessing game.

The letter to guess will be read from an input file, all the letters in the input file will be lowercase

You DO NOT need to change the letter to lowercase

Get one guess at a time and provide feedback to the user, see the sample output below

Interact with the user by getting the first name

Ask the user if they want to play before getting started

If the user enters any character other than a lowercase letter, it will be processed accordingly, YOU DO NOT

NEED TO MAKE SURE THE USER ENERS A LOWERCASE LETTER, see the sample output below

Display the solution letter at the end of each round of the game

The user should be able to continue to play another round by entering $($ n or N $)$ to stop and anything else to

continue OR $($ y or Y$)$ to continue and anything else to stop, assume the user will enter $($ y or Y$)$ OR $($n or N$)$

Use the struct below to store the data for each round of letterGame:

struct letterGuess

$\{$

char solution;

char currentGuess;

int maxGuesses;

bool guessTooLow;

bool guessT

Assignment purpose: programmer defined functions, call by reference and call by value, $\frac{i}{o}$ in $C++,$ loop, data types

string, int, and bool, struct declaration, dot operator

You will write a program that will play a letter guessing game.

The letter to guess will be read from an input file, all the letters in the input file will be lowercase

You DO NOT need to change the letter to lowercase

Get one guess at a time and provide feedback to the user, see the sample output below

Interact with the user by getting the first name

Ask the user if they want to play before getting started

If the user enters any character other than a lowercase letter, it will be processed accordingly, YOU DO NOT

NEED TO MAKE SURE THE USER ENERS A LOWERCASE LETTER, see the sample output below

Display the solution letter at the end of each round of the game

The user should be able to continue to play another round by entering $($ n or N $)$ to stop and anything else to

continue OR $($ y or Y $)$ to continue and anything else to stop, assume the user will enter $($ y or Y $)$ OR $($n or N $)$

Use the struct below to store the data for each round of letterGame:

struct letterGuess

$\{$

char solution;

char currentGuess;

int maxGuesses;

bool guessTooLow;

bool guessTooHigh;

$\}$;

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