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What will you learn from this course?

1. Before We Begin

1. What To Expect From This Course

2. Getting Started

1. Hide a Word and Ask for a Letter
2. Wait for a Proposal and Check It
3. Improve the Proposal Check

3. Handling Multiple Letters

1. Ask for More Letters
2. Challenge: Character Counter
3. Solution: Character Counter
4. Improve the Behavior by Using a Routine
5. Show the Letters That a Player Finds
6. Challenge: Make a Routine
7. Solution: Make a Routine

4. Improving the Implementation

1. Split the Source Code
2. Challenge: Make Separate Files for the Routine
3. Solution: Make Separate Files for the Routine
4. Show All the Letters That the Player Has Already Found
5. Challenge: Implement Multiple Routines
6. Solution: Implement Multiple Routines
7. Recall the Wrong Proposals
8. Challenge: Sort and Remove Duplicates in the Collection
9. Solution: Sort and Remove Duplicates in the Collection

5. Declaring Results and Improving Presentation

1. Declare That the Player Has Won
2. Challenge: Print a Partial Collection
3. Solution: Print a Partial Collection
4. Declare That the Player Has Lost
5. Challenge: Implement a Simple Loop