Hi Jim,

Yeah, that works just as well. I hadn't thought about just adding a
delimitor and a number to identify the category. Just goes to show
there are are multiple ways to handle the same thing when programming.
It always amazes me when I look at another person's code and see that
they took a totally different approach than I would have done.
Sometimes its better and sometimes not, but it is still interesting to
see how much variation there is in handling the same issue.


Cheers!

On 7/17/12, Jim Kitchen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> Yes Sir, I did put allot of work into creating the word list for my hangman
> game.  However I found it just as easy to have one large word list such as
>
> apple, 3
> nurse, 1
> hospital, 2
>
> Guess that the program that let me define each word could as just as easily
> created 3 different word lists, but I went for just one word list with the
> delimiters.
>
> Well actually my hangman game does have 3 word lists
> 1 is the 13 thousand regular words list.
> 2 is the 356 adult words list
> and 3 is the word list that you can create for the game.
>
> However the 2 word lists that come with the game are encrypted.
>
> BFN
>
>      Jim
>
> Nuthin' is simple sometimes...
>
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