Hard/Normal modes working with passing tests 20/20 #5
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…g on settings; Note improvements to make
…orrect hint based on word's letters
…ty and normal mode, turn off debug output
…t rather than incorrect
…for single letter menus
… as medium difficulty menu option
…ft.md), remove unneeded detail from existing README.md for original assignment
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Four difficulty modes available in demon_words.py:
medium = normal hangman game, computer picks a mystery word
hard = computer dodges your guesses, always maximizing the number of possible words
evil = same as hard, but hints are misleading (suggests worst possible guess)
easy = same AI as hard mode, but tries to maximize player's chance of correct guesses