An object-oriented program: Hangman

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Object-oriented Programming in C#
Introduction to Object-oriented Programming

An object-oriented program: Hangman

As the end of the introductory lecture, we will approach an object-oriented Hangman program.

A sketch of an object-oriented Hangman Program.

The classes of a Hangman program. At the left hand side we see that PuzzleCollection is formed by Puzzle parts. Similarly, the HighscoreList is formed by HighScoreEntry parts. The HangManGame class if formed by three parts: PuzzleCollection, HighScoreList, and Player. Both file system and user interface aspects are "cloudy" in this diagram.