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The Number Guessing Game in Java generates a random number between 1-100 and prompts the user to guess it. It offers three levels of difficulty with different attempts allowed. The game uses java.util.Random and java.util.Scanner classes, and the number of attempts is predefined. Contributions are welcome to improve the game.

  • Updated Apr 6, 2023
  • Java

This research proposes a device for generating and analyzing random single-digit numbers (0-9). It establishes statistical baselines and uses machine learning for real-time anomaly detection. The numbers are logged for audit trails, aiding in cryptography, data analysis, and simulations.

  • Updated Dec 13, 2023

This is a simple application written in Kotlin that allows users to roll one or more dice, with different numbers of sides, and get random results. This project is a great way to learn Kotlin, as it uses many of the language's features, such as data classes, functions, and control flow statements.

  • Updated Sep 3, 2022
  • Kotlin

Classic board game implementation in Python soley using the Turtle graphics library. It provides an interactive and graphical representation of the traditional game, where players roll a dice, move across a grid, and contend with snakes and ladders to reach the final tile.

  • Updated Jan 24, 2024

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