The Number Guesser Game is a simple, console-based Java application where a "Guesser" picks a number, and three "Players" attempt to guess it. The game determines the winner(s) based on matching guesses and provides an interactive experience through user input.
- Modular Design: The project is divided into separate classes for better organization and maintainability:
- Guesser: Handles the input from the guesser.
- Player: Takes guesses from individual players.
- Umpire: Manages the game flow by collecting inputs and comparing guesses to determine winners.
- Main: Controls the game setup and execution.
- User Interaction: The game uses
Scannerfor console-based input to create an interactive experience. - Logic: The Umpire class handles all comparison scenarios, ensuring accurate and fair results.
- How to structure a program into separate, reusable classes based on their responsibilities.
- Designing and implementing conditional logic to handle multiple outcomes in a game.
- Using
Scannerfor user input and managing it effectively. - Collaborative class behavior and encapsulation for cleaner code.