"Number Guessing Game: Object-Oriented Implementation" is a console-based application developed in Java that challenges players to guess a randomly generated 4-digit number. Utilizing Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles, the game offers an engaging experience where players receive feedback on their guesses, aiding them in deducing the secret number within a limited number of attempts.
- Game Development: Create an interactive console game that prompts users to guess a 4-digit number.
- Object-Oriented Design: Implement the game using OOP principles such as classes, objects, and methods to structure the code efficiently.
- User Interaction: Provide clear prompts and feedback to enhance user experience.
- Input Validation: Ensure that user inputs are valid 4-digit numbers without repeating digits.
- Secret Number: A 4-digit number is randomly generated, ensuring all digits are unique.
- Player's Guess: The player inputs a 4-digit number, also with unique digits.
- Feedback:
- Bulls: Number of digits that are correct and in the correct position.
- Cows: Number of digits that are correct but in the wrong position.
- Objective: Guess the secret number within a set number of attempts, using the feedback provided after each guess.
- Random Number Generation: Generates a secret 4-digit number with unique digits at the start of each game.
- User Input Handling: Accepts user guesses, ensuring they are valid 4-digit numbers with unique digits.
- Feedback System: After each guess, informs the player of the number of bulls and cows, guiding them toward the correct number.
- Object-Oriented Structure: Utilizes classes and methods to organize the game's functionality, promoting code reusability and clarity.
- Multi-Player: Allows for an unlimited number of players.