This project is a C++ console-based word-guessing game, inspired by the popular Wordle concept.
The goal of the game is to challenge the player to guess a hidden 5-letter English word in a limited number of attempts.
The game includes a list of 20 carefully selected 5-letter words.
After each guess, the program provides feedback using symbols:
- + → correct letter in the correct position
- ? → correct letter in the wrong position
- _ → letter not present in the word
This makes the game both fun and logical, helping players improve their vocabulary, reasoning, and pattern recognition.
- The program selects a random 5-letter word.
- The player enters guesses, one 5-letter word at a time.
- After each attempt, the program displays the feedback symbols.
- The player wins by guessing the correct word within the allowed number of tries.
The project demonstrates:
- clean and organized C++ structure
- use of loops, conditions, arrays/vectors, and random selection
- clear and readable console output
- user-friendly interaction
| Photo | Name | Class | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
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Teodor Spasov Todorov | 9A | Scrum Trainer |
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Vanessa Martinova Tsenova | 9B | FrontEnd Developer |
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Maxim Iliyanov Iliev | 9V | Designer |
| Alexander Antonov Kasabov | 9G | BackEnd Developer |
- Phase 1: Planning the project structure
- Phase 2: Implementing the core C++ logic
- Phase 3: Adding wordle games
- Phase 4: Testing & polishing
- Phase 5: Preparing documentation & presentation
git clone https://github.com/codingburgas/sprint-math-games-9th-grade-null-terminators.git
Developed by Team Null Terminators
2025











