This assignment will give you practical exposure with interactive programs, conditional execution (if/else statements, for and while loops)

This assignment will give you practical exposure with interactive programs, conditional execution (if/else statements, for and while loops) methods that return values, text processing, python naming convention, use Module with import and simple class implementation. You will be developing a simple and easy to play “Mastermind” game. Mastermind is a two-player codebreaking game, in which one player hides a code consisting of colors, while the other player has to guess it using clues given by the former player for each turn. HERE be creating your own Mastermind Game, a simple version, using Python Language. In your version of Mastermind, the program will randomly select a three (3) digits secret code and the user tries to guess it, based on the deterministic clues given by the program. You must guess a secret three-digit number based on clues. The game offers one of the following hints in response to your guess: “Yellow” when your guess has a correct digit in the wrong place, “Green” when your guess has a correct digit in the correct place, and “Red” if your guess has no correct digits, and it will not tell you which position it got right. You have 10 tries to guess the secret number. After a correct guess by the user, the program prompts- if the user wants to play the game again, if the user chooses not(No)to play again,then program displays the various statistics about the series of games played by the user as shown in the example log of execution below. Your program output must be exactly as the example log provided. Example Log of execution (user input underlined) ~~~ Welcome to Mastermind Game ~~~ Hi gamer, welcome to the Mastermind game What is your name? Harry Hello, Harry, Please follow the given instructions to play the game. ~~~GAME INSTRUCTION~~~ I am thinking of a 3-digit number. Try to guess what it is. Here are some clues: When I say: That means: Yellow One digit is correct but in the wrong position. Green One digit is correct and in the right position. Red No digit is correct.

c) You can develop your code as you like but you must have these following methods: – disp (——) to display initial instructions to play the game – guessCode(…….) which will Returns a string made up of number_of_digits (3) unique random digits. # MAKE A List of digits 0 to 9. # generates a random number and Shuffle them into random order. – guessFlagColor(…….) which will return a string with the yellow, green, red clues for a guess and secret number. d) dispResult(…… ) which will display game results. At the end of the log you should print a summary: # About the series of games played by the user,these being the total number of games played (use a variable to keep track of this) #The total number of guesses made (use another variable to keep track of this) #The average number of guesses per game.