The next step on our journey to implementing Wordle is to produce a program that gives the player one shot at guessing your programs secret word. (Of course, they can play the game multiple times in order to have multiple chances.)

In this exercise, you will prompt the user for a word that matches the length of your secret word. Well use "python" for the purposes of our examples and autograding. By the end of this exercise, your program will be able to work with a secret word of any length, though!

You should follow the steps below for implementing the program one step at a time. To get a sense of where you are going, here is an example of a final game ():

 $ python -m exercises.ex02_one_shot_wordle What is your 6-letter guess? hello That was not 6 letters! Try again: whoopsy That was not 6 letters! Try again: jumped  Not quite. Play again soon! $ python -m exercises.ex02_one_shot_wordle What is your 6-letter guess? mythic  Not quite. Play again soon! $ python -m exercises.ex02_one_shot_wordle What is your 6-letter guess? photos  Not quite. Play again soon! $ python -m exercises.ex02_one_shot_wordle What is your 6-letter guess? python  Woo! You got it!

For this exercise, you will be penalized for using any kind of loop construct other than a while loop.