use c$++$ with namespace std; with the file name names.txt with these names in it$.$

Bert

Ernie

Big Bird

Cookie Monster

Grover

Stater

Waldorf

Fozzie

Swedish Chef

Dr$.$ Bunsen Honeydew

Beaker

Animal

Gonzo

Rowlf The Dog

Rizzo The Rat

Miss Piggy

Floyd Pepper

Dr$.$ Teeth

Sweetums

Janice

Pepe The King Prawn

Camilla The Chicken

Mahna Mahna

Bobo The Bear

Lew Zealand

What are computers good for if not for playing games? Just ask any of our younger students, NOTHING! That's what!

We're going to play a guessing game $-$ WITH FILES! $($the uppercase denotes excitement$)$

The rules are simple, you've got a file of names $($provided by me$)$ and a player gets $10$ attempts to guess a name in the file. Simple, right?

Your game will minimally hit the following benchmarks:

Menus! $(10$ points$)$

Control the flow of the game

Start new game

Quit playing

View attempts $($stored on file$)$

View all time wins $($stored on another file$)$

Functions! $(20$ points$)$

Entering a name to guess

Checking that name against those in the file

Command and control functions that you'll need to play

File Operations! $(10$ points$)$

Read and use name.txt $($provided$)$

Read, use and write to game attempts file

Read, use and write to winners file

Loops! $(20$ points$)$

$10$ attempts per game

Keep the game running as long as the user wishes

Check the names in the file

Good User Design $(20$ points$)$

Make sure I know what's going on as the user. That means good user prompting, control of the outputs to the screen, clearing where necessary, and keeping the user engaged as they make those guesses!