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Fruit Name Game Using Visual C#:

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1.  Open Visual Studio.
2.  Create New Windows Form Application.
3.  Double click the Form1 on solution Explorer.
4.  In the Design Mode of Form1 right click > Properties changes its Text Property To “ GuessFruitName”  from property window.
5.  You can set its backcoloralso. Here it is Coral.
6.  Now Drag 2 textBoxes, 1 label and  1 Button Control To the form1 from Toolbox.
7.  Change the text of label to “Number of Remaining Gusses” ,button control  to “Next Fruit Name”  and textBox1 to “******”.


       Your Form Looks Like This:



 8.  Double click on form1 write the following code:





       public Form1()
        {
              InitializeComponent();
            }

       string[] fruitList = newstring[10];       

          privatevoid Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
            {
            fruitList[0] = "Orange";
            fruitList[1] = "Mango";
            fruitList[2] = "Apple";
            fruitList[3] = "Banana";
            fruitList[4] = "Guava";
            fruitList[5] = "Peach";
            fruitList[6] = "Pear";
            fruitList[7] = "Papaya";
            fruitList[8] = "Grapes";
            fruitList[9] = "Plum";

           }
         The above code simply creates the fruit list on form load.

  9.  Create following Method for Guessing the Fruit name Letter
   
   privatevoidchkGuessedLetter(stringfruitToGuess, stringguessedLetter)
       {
          tbWord = textBox2.Text;//Assigns the word typed in Textbox2 to string tbWord
           intstrLen = fruitToGuess.Length;
        intremainingGusses = int.Parse(textBox3.Text);
        int result = 0;
        int counter = 0;
        intfoundLenth = 0;
        stringnewChar = "";
        intCorrectGuessedCount = 0;

        for (inti = 0; i<strLen; i++)
          {
           result = fruitToGuess.IndexOf(guessedLetter, foundLenth, strLen - foundLenth);

          if (result != -1)
                {
             foundLenth = result + 1;
              counter++;
              newChar = fruitToGuess.Substring((result), 1);
                  tbWord = tbWord.Remove(result, 1);
              tbWord = tbWord.Insert(result, newChar);
              CorrectGuessedCount++;
                }
            }

          if (CorrectGuessedCount == 0)
            {
                remainingGusses = remainingGusses - 1;
                textBox3.Text = remainingGusses.ToString();
            }

         if (remainingGusses == 0)
            {
               MessageBox.Show("You Lost \n The word was " + fruitToGuess);

               New_Word.Enabled = true;
            }
          else
            {
                textBox2.Text = tbWord;

           if (tbWord == fruitToGuess)
                {
                   MessageBox.Show("Congrats!\n You Won!");

                   New_Word.Enabled = true;
                }
            }           
        }
         Also add following variables above form load event as Shown:

             int Count = 0;                        
             stringnextWord;
             privatestringtbWord;
              string[] fruitList = newstring[10];

             privatevoid Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
                 {
                      ……..
              ……

                     }

  10.  Now double click the Button. Here its Name is Set to “New_Word”:

      privatevoidNew_Word_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
         {
         if (Count > 9)
            {
                Count = 0;
            }

        nextWord = fruitList[Count];  

            Count++;   

        New_Word.Enabled = false;

         if (nextWord.Length == 4)
            {
                textBox3.Text = "4";              
                textBox2.Text = "****";
           MessageBox.Show("It is 4 Letter Fruit Name");
            }




        elseif (nextWord.Length == 5)
            {
                textBox3.Text = "5";
                textBox2.Text = "*****";
              MessageBox.Show("It is 5 Letter Fruit Name");
            }
      elseif (nextWord.Length == 6)
            {
                textBox3.Text = "6";
                textBox2.Text = "******";
                MessageBox.Show("It is 6 Letter Fruit Name");
            }
        }

 11.  Change the “KeyPreview” Property of Form1 to True. Then click On Events Properties locate for “KeyDown” Event double Click there:




          You will reach here:


12.  Add following Code in KeyDown Event for retrieving the keypressed from keyboard:


         privatevoid Form1_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
        {
         if (e.KeyCode == Keys.A)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.A.ToString());
            }
         elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.B)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.B.ToString());
            }
         elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.C)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.C.ToString());
            }
         elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.D)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.D.ToString());
            }
          elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.E)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.E.ToString());
            }
         elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.F)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.F.ToString());
            }

 elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.G)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.G.ToString());
            }
         elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.H)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.H.ToString());
            }
        elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.I)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.I.ToString());
            }
        elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.J)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.J.ToString());
            }
        elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.K)
            {
                  chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.K.ToString());
            }
         elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.L)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.L.ToString());
            }
         elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.M)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.M.ToString());
            }
          elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.N)
            {
               chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.N.ToString());
            }
           elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.O)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.O.ToString());
            }
          elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.P)
            {
                 chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.P.ToString());
            }
          elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.Q)
            {
                  chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.Q.ToString());
            }
          elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.R)
            {
                  chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.R.ToString());
             }
          elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.S)
            {
                   chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.S.ToString());
            }
          elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.T)
            {
                   chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.T.ToString());
            }


elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.U)
            {
                  chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.U.ToString());
            }
       elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.V)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.V.ToString());
            }
       elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.W)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.W.ToString());
            }
       elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.X)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.X.ToString());
            }
        elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.Y)
            {
                chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.Y.ToString());
            }
        elseif (e.KeyCode == Keys.Z)
            {
                 chkGuessedLetter(nextWord.ToUpper(), Keys.Z.ToString());
            }
        }

    You are Finish Here!!! Run And Play.






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