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This program is a word$/$phrase guessing game similar to the classic hangman game. You should put your own theme $($not hangman$)$ onto the game. All screens should include ASCII art that matches your theme. The game should include:

$1.$ Introduction screen that has your name and introduces your theme $($includes ASCII art$)$

$2.$ Winning and losing screens $($includes ASCII art$)$

$3.$ Game loop that displays ASCII art that changes with each incorrect guess.

$4.$ Letters guessed or remaining

Steps in the program:

$1.$ Introduction Screen

$2.$ Select a random word and store it in a string variable name SecretPhrase

$3.$ Create GuessPhrase which will be the same size as SecretPhrase, but all periods $($e$.$g$."........")$

string GuessPhrase $=$ SecretPhrase;

for $($int x $=0$; x $<$ SecretPhrase.size$()$; x$++)$

$\{$

if $($SecretPhrase$[$x$]==\text{'}\text{'})$

GuessPhrase$[$x$]=\text{'}\text{'}$;

else

GuessPhrase$[$x$]=\text{'}.\text{'}$;

$\}$

$4.$ Declare an integer named BadGuesses $=0$

Declare a string named Letter

Declare a string named LettersRemaining and make it equal to the alphabet

Declare an integer named Location

$5.$ Set up a while loop for steps $6-10.$ This is the main loop of the program. The game keeps playing as long as you haven't lost $($when BadGuesses $=6)$ and you haven't won $($when GuessWord $=$ SecretWord$).$

$\{//$ This is the opening brace for the game loop

$6.$ Display ASCII art graphics $($do this step last$)$

$7.$ Display letters remaining

$8.$ Output GuessPhrase

$9.$ Prompt player to enter a letter $($their guess$)$ and store it in the variable Letter. Remove this letter from LettersRemaining.

$10.$ If Letter is not located in SecretPhrase $($note: use Letter.find$(),$ increment BadGuesses

Else continue looping and find all occurrences of Letter in GuessWord and replace the periods.

$//$ Step $10$

Location $=$ SecretPhrase.find$($Letter$,0)$;

if $($Location $==-1)//$ not found

BadGuesses$++$;

else

while $($Location $<$ SecretPhrase.size$())$

$\{$

GuessPhrase.replace$($Location$,1,$Letter$)$;

Location $=$ SecretPhrase.find$($Letter$,$ Location $+1)$;

$\}$

$\}$

$11.$ If you exit the loop, then you've either won or lost. Therefore, if BadGuesses $==6,$ then display the losing screen, else display the winning screen.

Extra Credit Ideas

$($a$)$ Outstanding graphics and theme

$($b$)$ Ask the user to select a subject for their secret word $-$ e$.$g$.$ college, movies, etc.

$($c$)$ Make your program work with capitalized letters in the secret phrase.