Numeric Guess a Guessing Game for Mind Tests
S. Dorin Christa, M. S. Hiruni Peiris, P. Shouthiri
Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 47–58 · Published 3 Jun 2021
10.9734/ajrcos/2021/v9i230219Abstract
In the modern world, all technologies have reached, their level of perspective especially computer technology has reached the maximum level. Nowadays, the game application plays a major role in everyone's life. Day by day, Gaming applications and the gaming industries are becoming more and more fashionable. This article aims to create, design and develop a Computer Game named as Numeric Guess, a guessing game to test the mind, which should be entertaining, relaxing, interesting and very pleasant to play during leisure as well as during moments of relaxation. The Numeric Guess is a game for desktop computers. A guessing game is a game that, as an object, can find or discover some kind of information. Similarly, The Numeric Guess is a guessing game, which will randomly fix a number within a known range, and then the player that the person who played the game wants to guess the number in limited trials. In this game, the player can choose the default range, or the user selection range to play. The game application was implemented by Java programming language using eclipse in java with tools like JFrame and the windows application to build the interfaces. Photoshop used to change the background of the interfaces. The if-else instruction mainly used for programming and JOptionPane for the input string as well as the popup messages. This Numeric Guess game is the most exciting and competitive game for the adults as well as the children do. This article study assesses the use of java language to develop a simple and challenging game.
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