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lux/examples/standard/guessing_game.lux
Brandon Lucas ebc0bdb109 feat: improve error messages with context lines
- Show 2 lines of context before and after errors (dimmed)
- Fix guessing_game.lux to be non-interactive for testing
- Use binary search simulation to demonstrate game logic

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-02-13 18:13:57 -05:00

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// Number guessing game - demonstrates Random and Console effects
//
// Expected output:
// Welcome to the Guessing Game!
// Target number: 42
// Simulating guesses...
// Guess 50: Too high!
// Guess 25: Too low!
// Guess 37: Too low!
// Guess 43: Too high!
// Guess 40: Too low!
// Guess 41: Too low!
// Guess 42: Correct!
// Found in 7 attempts!
// Game logic - check a guess against the secret
fn checkGuess(guess: Int, secret: Int): String =
if guess == secret then "Correct"
else if guess < secret then "Too low"
else "Too high"
// Binary search simulation to find the number
fn binarySearch(low: Int, high: Int, secret: Int, attempts: Int): Int with {Console} = {
let mid = (low + high) / 2
let result = checkGuess(mid, secret)
Console.print("Guess " + toString(mid) + ": " + result + "!")
if result == "Correct" then attempts
else if result == "Too low" then binarySearch(mid + 1, high, secret, attempts + 1)
else binarySearch(low, mid - 1, secret, attempts + 1)
}
fn main(): Unit with {Console} = {
Console.print("Welcome to the Guessing Game!")
// Use a fixed "secret" for reproducible output
let secret = 42
Console.print("Target number: " + toString(secret))
Console.print("Simulating guesses...")
let attempts = binarySearch(1, 100, secret, 1)
Console.print("Found in " + toString(attempts) + " attempts!")
}
let output = run main() with {}