06-16-2008
comparing two arrays
actually i need to do all what you have mentioned,
- user 1 enter a word
- user2 try to guess by entering a character,
- checking if this character matches any character in the word entered by
player1.
- in case matches any of the characters it displays the character in the
right place.
for example:
player one enter a word:
hello
player two try to guess a word from 5 characters, enter a letter:
-----
player two enters h
output: h----
player 2 enters L :
output : h-ll-
so forth. im having trouble checking comparing what player 2 enters with every single character in the word entered by player 1.
Thanks again.
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