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How do you store a char variable into an array ? For instance a letter inputted by keyboard to store directly into array and then display array. Using it for Hangman game to try and display letters...

Doesn't really answer my intended question. If you have a look at my code above. Im having problems when displaying all the guessed letters. As in when user guesses it stores in array then displays it

Working on a Hangman Game. Trying to add a guess(char variable) into char array and display a list of guessed letters. Please help this piece code isn't working


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Thanks a million... Works perfectly. Defined it as
static int cum

import java.util.Scanner;
public class Hangman
{
int cum;
public static void main(String[] args)
{
System.out.println("Welcome to Hangman... v1.0 - Designed Ashley Bwanya");...

Tried it but the method cannot reach the varible. And yes its the same problem

Complies good on JGrasp... Try using a different complier or make sure you have the latest version of your complier and java.

This is sample of my code. I need be able to have a cumulative score after the user plays x number of times. But keep getting same answer.




import java.util.Scanner;
public class Hangman...

Have tried that but it, needs to be initialized so do it by using "int cumScore = 0;" now when I call initGame() for the user to play again I think it sets the cumScore to 0 again.

I am programming a Hangman Console game. Have done most of it by stuck whereby I need to save cumulative score. Assignment reads:

If word is complete then

add the score (5 mins the number of...

Trying to code a Hangman Console Game. But my loop is not stopping when two words are equal. Below is my code. The secret word is "hello". Outcome is under code.


import java.util.Scanner; ...

I am doing my Hangman Project and need assistance. I am doing the first part, have managed to hide the word using (*), but now the problem I am facing is. After I first guess I need it to replace (*)...

Thanks for reply ... Haven't got to Arrarys yet its the next chapter we are looking at. Is the another way to do it using Characters, Strings and Stringbuilder ?

Like using valueOf(int i) etc ???...

My Current Card Class


public class Card

{
private String suit;
private int value;

public void setSuit(String newSuit) //Setting suit

Doing a small quiz program. At the end trying to do a percentage but I get 0. Dont know why. The code is below:

import java.util.Scanner;


public class Quiz

{

public static void...