How to make game in notepad

 

Method 1 

Creating A Guessing Game with a Batch File

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   Open Notepad. Notepad has an icon that resembles a blue Notepad. Use the following steps to open Notepad in Windows.

   • Click the Windows Start menu.
   • Type "notepad".
   • Click Notepad.
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   Copy the following script. This is a batch script that can be used to create a guessing game. Highlight the entire script below. Then right-click it and click Copy. The script is as follows:^[1]

    @echo off
   color 0b
   title Guessing Game by seJma
   set /a guessnum=0
   set /a answer=%RANDOM%
   set variable1=surf33
   echo ----------------------------------------------------------------
   echo This Is a Guessing Game Made in Notepad!!!
   echo.
   echo What Number Am I Thinking Of?
   echo ----------------------------------------------------------------
   echo.
   :top
   echo.
   set /p guess=
   echo.
   if %guess% GTR %answer% ECHO Lower!
   if %guess% LSS %answer% ECHO Higher!
   if %guess%==%answer% GOTO EQUAL
   set /a guessnum=%guessnum% +1
   if %guess%==%variable1% ECHO Found the backdoor hey?, the answer is: %answer%
   goto top
   :equal
   echo Congratulations, You guessed right!!!
   echo.
   echo It took you %guessnum% guesses.
   echo.
   pause
   
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   Paste the script into Notepad. Click back over to your black Notepad document. Right-click the text cursor at the top and click Paste. This will paste the script into your Notepad document.
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   Save the Notepad document as a batch file. By saving it as a batch file, you can run it in Windows as though it were an executable (.exe) file. You don't need to install a scripting language or compile the source code. Windows already has everything you need. Use the following steps to save the document as a batch file:

   • Click File in the menu bar at the top.
   • Click Save as.
   • Click the drop-down menu next to "Save as type".
   • Select All files (*.*).
   • Type a name for the file next to "File name" (i.e. Guessing Game).
   • Add ".bat" to the end of the file name (.i.e. Guessing Game.bat).
   • Click Save.
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   Double-click the Batch file. Navigate to where you saved the batch file using File Explorer. Then double-click the batch file to launch it. This will launch the guessing game in the Windows Command Prompt. Type a number and press Enter to guess. The program will tell you to guess higher or lower. When you guess right, it will tell you how many guesses it took.

   • If you want to edit the batch file script, right-click the batch file and click Edit.
   • Try editing the batch file script. See if you can figure out how to change the text, or maybe even change the color of the text.