In this assignment you$$ll work on implementing the game $$Wordle$.$ If you haven$$t played it$,$ I suggest you try it out $($a google search will help you find it$!)$ so you know what to aim for.

Playing a game of wordle can be broken down into these steps:

The computer obtains a list of possible words

The computer selects one word as the "secret" which the player will try to guess

The player guesses a word

The computer generates a hint about which letters are correct$/$incorrect$.$

The hint is communicated to the player.

Guessing continues until the player is out of turns or wins the game.

The game is implemented in three classes: Wordle, Hint, and WordleGame. The Wordle class is responsible for items $(1)$ and $(2)$ above. Both the Wordle class and the Hint class are responsible for item $(4).$ The Wordle class must be part of providing a hint to the player since the Wordle class knows what the secret word is$.$ However, the logic for how to construct the hint itself, and the data associated with the details of the hint are encapsulated by the Hint class, so the Wordle class acts mainly as a middle$-$man. The WordleGame class contains the logic for interacting between the computer and the player. That is$,$ it is a user of the Wordle and Hint classes. Specifically, the WordleGame starts steps $(1)$ and $(2)$ off by creating the Wordle object instance. The WordleGame allows a player to guess a word $($step $3)$ by reading input from the keyboard, and then sends that to the computer $($i$.$e$.,$ the Wordle object instance$)$ to obtain a hint, which is then printed for the user $($step $5).$ This $$game loop$$ continues until no more guesses remain, or the game is won $($step $6).$