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This is my first Python project "Brain games". With this package user can try 5 different games:

• Even or Odd
• Calculator
• Greatest Common Divisor
• Progression
• Prime Number Check

All games share the same mechanism. When executed, a game asks name of the player and greets them. A player can beat the game by answering correctly to 3 questions in a row. If a player makes a mistake, the game finishes.

This file includes a short description of each game, package installation guide and a screen recording (made with asciinema) of every game with an example of both win and lose scenario.

Package installation:

Write in bash a command pip install brain-games --user

"Even or odd" game:

You are offered one randomly generated number and you need to answer if the number is even or not. To start the game write brain-even bash command.

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"Calculator" game:

You are offered a randomly generated expression (it can be addition, subtration or multiplication) and you need to type the result. To start the game write brain-calc bash command.

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"Greatest Common Divisor" game:

You are offered two randomly generated numbers and you are requested to find their greatest common divisor. To start the game write brain-gcd bash command.

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"Progression" game:

You are offered a randomly generated sequence (can be 5 - 10 numbers long) and you need to fill a hidden number in the progressions. To start the game write brain-progression bash command.

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"Prime Number Check" game:

You are offered a randomly generated number and you need to answer if this number is prime or not. To start the game write brain-prime bash command.

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