Capstone Project - Higher Lower Game #66
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Summary:
This Pull Request introduces the Higher-Lower Game capstone project. The project is a Python-based interactive game where users guess which option has a higher value based on provided data.
Files Added
main.py – Contains the core game logic, user interaction, and program flow.
art.py – Stores visual assets such as logos and formatting used to enhance the user experience.
data.py – Holds the dataset used for comparisons within the game.
Purpose
The goal of this project is to apply foundational Python concepts such as functions, loops, conditionals, and modular programming by separating the application into multiple files for better structure and readability.
Testing
The game runs successfully from main.py.
No external dependencies are required.
Files are properly structured and ready for integration into the main branch.
Additional Notes
This is a capstone practice project focused on reinforcing Python programming skills.
No breaking changes were introduced.
Ready for review and merge.