Deep Learning - Computer Vision for Beginners Using PyTorch - Mini Project - Continued

The video tutorial continues from the previous session, focusing on building a Hangman game in Python. It starts by recapping the selection of a random word and moves on to creating a list of letters from the chosen word using a for loop. The tutorial then explains the initialization of various variables needed for the game, such as the number of guesses, guess list, and a flag for guessed status. Finally, it demonstrates setting up the game, printing a welcome message, and running a test to ensure the code works as expected.

What is the purpose of creating a list of letters from a word in the Hangman game?

• To store the word in reverse order

• To allow the program to check each letter individually

• To convert the word into uppercase

• To sort the letters alphabetically

Which variable is used to keep track of the number of guesses a player has made?

• guessed

• guessList

• maxGuesses

• numberOfGuesses

What is the maximum number of guesses allowed for a player in this Hangman game?

• 5

• 15

• 20

• 10

How is the hint for the player created in the Hangman game?

• By using underscores for each letter

• By showing the vowels only

• By using asterisks to represent each letter

• By displaying the first and last letter

What message is displayed to the player at the start of the Hangman game?

• The word is fully revealed

• A hint with the number of letters is shown

• The game rules are explained

• The player's previous scores are displayed

What is the first step in verifying the code for the Hangman game?

• Creating a new Python file

• Importing the random module

• Writing a test case

• Compiling the code

How is the game started after creating an object of the Hangman class?

• By calling the startGame method

• By executing the play method

• By invoking the newGame method

• By running the begin method