1. Java
Finish command line guessing game, then…

2. GuessingGameUI extends javax.swing.JFrame
GUI Guessing Game
GuessingGame
GuessingGameUI extends javax.swing.JFrame
GuessingGame
target: int
gameOver: boolean
statusMsg: String
- game: GuessingGame
target: int
gameOver: boolean
+ GuessingGameUI()
+ btnNewGameActionPerformed(evt: java.awt.event.ActionEvent): void
+ btnGuessActionPerformed(evt: java.awt.event.ActionEvent): void
+ processGuess(guess: int)
+ getMsg(): String
+ isGameOver(): boolean
+ newGame():
- setTarget(): void
GuessingGameApp
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+ main(args: String): void

3. Important Points
Remember that your GuessingGame class doesn't just run from start to finish, it responds to the requests from the UI
Note that there is no main loop!
Get your parameters and return types correct for you GuessingGame methods
The UI passes information to the GuessingGame and updates the UI on the basis of what it gets back

5. Extending the game
Ask the user for confirmation if they start a new game before the old game was finished
Allow the user to set the upper bound for the random target
Keep a count of the number of tries and display it on the GUI
Keep a list of high scores (requires file handling, which you have not been taught but which is on the blog…)
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