Bring graphics to simple Python games

Complete your trio of games with a graphical interface for the hangman and poker dice code

Resources Python 2: www.python.org/download IDLE: www.python.org/idle We have now created a simple selector for the trio of Python games we made previously. This interface was able to launch a GUI for our rock, paper, scissors game, and run the other two in the terminal. Now, we’re going to convert the hangman and poker dice codes to work in a similar way to rock, paper, scissors. The trick with hangman comes in allowing for a different type of input, text, and the ability to have multiple rounds of the game. Tkinter allows for text entry, and we rely a lot less on ‘while’ loops to play the game in its entirety. Poker Dice needs to keep the dice analysis code, and the option to change specific dice using checkboxes. We’ll be…

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