Submission 3: Loops

Objective:

Introduce loops into your game to manage repeated actions, such as replaying the game or validating user input. Loops are a fundamental programming construct that allows you to execute a block of code multiple times, which is essential for creating interactive and user-friendly applications.

Instructions:

1. Main Game Loop:

   • Enable Replayability:

     • Wrap your game's core logic within a loop that allows the player to play again after completing a session. At the end of the game, prompt the player to decide whether they want to restart or exit.

   • Provide an Exit Mechanism:

     • Ensure there's a clear and accessible way for the player to exit the game loop if they choose not to play again.

2. Input Validation Loop:

   • Ensure Valid Choices:

     • Implement loops to check the validity of the player's input. If the player enters invalid data, the program should prompt them again until a valid input is received.

   • Enhance User Experience:

     • By validating input, you prevent potential errors or unexpected behavior, resulting in a smoother gameplay experience.

3. Exploration Loop (Optional Advanced Feature):

   • Create a Navigable Menu:

     • Offer the player a menu of options or locations to explore, allowing them to make multiple selections within a loop until they decide to proceed with the main storyline or exit.

   • Encourage Exploration:

     • This feature adds depth to your game by letting players explore different areas or perform various actions in the order they choose.

Submission Requirements:

• An updated program that incorporates at least one loop structure.

• Input validation implemented using loops to ensure robust user interaction.

• Clear and intuitive prompts and messages to guide the player.

• Code is well-commented, explaining the purpose of each loop.

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