This repository provides a collection of small games written in the Python programming language. These games act as tools to help you understand how code works. Each game covers basic concepts such as decision-making, loops, and data storage. You can run these games on your computer to see how they function and to learn how to change them yourself.
🎮 Games Included
You will find several basic games inside this collection:
Number Guessing: The computer picks a number and you try to guess it. This teaches you about random choices and logic.
Word Scramble: The computer jumbles a word and you rearrange the letters. This covers lists and string handling.
Rock, Paper, Scissors: You play against the computer. This game shows how conditional statements manage game rules.
⚙️ System Requirements
To run these games on Windows, your computer needs the following:
Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11.
Software: You need Python 3.9 or higher installed on your system.
Memory: Any modern computer has enough power to run these games.
📥 Download and Installation
Follow these steps to set up the software on your Windows computer:
Click the green button labeled "Code" and select "Download ZIP".
Save the file to your computer and extract the contents to a folder of your choice.
Open your Command Prompt by searching for "cmd" in the Windows start menu.
Use the "cd" command to navigate into the folder where you placed the extracted files.
Type "python game_name.py" and press Enter to launch a specific game.
💡 Learning Goals
These games help you understand vital concepts. By reading the code, you see how functions organize tasks. You learn how loops repeat actions and how conditions direct the flow of the game. Use this code as your starting point for your own projects.