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https://github.com/RedInfinityPro/CodeQuest

Rating: (6/10) The script simulates a game where the player explores rooms, searches for hidden codes, and interacts with furniture to increase the challenge.
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Rating: (6/10) The script simulates a game where the player explores rooms, searches for hidden codes, and interacts with furniture to increase the challenge.

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# CodeQuest

The script resembles a game where the player explores rooms, searches for hidden codes, and interacts with furniture. They navigate through rooms, using clues based on layout and furniture type. As they find more codes, the challenge increases.

## Table of Contents

- [About](#about)
- [Features](#features)
- [Imports](#Imports)
- [Rating: 6/10](#Rating)

# About

The script is a game where the player explores different rooms, searches for hidden codes, and interacts with furniture. They start in a randomly chosen room and must navigate through the environment to find hidden codes hidden within furniture. The game provides clues about the room's layout and furniture type, and as the player progresses, the challenge increases as they find more codes.

# Features

The game script features exploration of different rooms, hidden codes within furniture, and interaction with furniture. Players must search for these codes, which are concealed within each room's furniture. They can also interact with the furniture, examining, moving, or manipulating it. The game begins with a randomly chosen starting room, determining their initial environment. As players progress, the challenge increases as they discover more hidden codes. Overall, the game combines exploration, puzzle-solving, and environmental interaction for an engaging experience.

# Imports

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# Rating

For its readability, modularity, and error handling. It is well-structured and easy to follow, with each function having a clear purpose and descriptive variable names. The code is divided into functions, promoting modularity and reusability. However, there are areas for improvement, such as minimizing global variables, reducing code duplication, using named constants for magic numbers, improving user interaction, separating win condition logic into its own function or class, and enhancing input validation.
Additionally, the code could be more robust in input validation, such as checking for invalid furniture selections. Adding comments to explain complex logic or game mechanics would also improve the code's readability, especially for developers maintaining or extending the game. By addressing these areas, the code can enhance its clarity, maintainability, and user experience.