Welcome to the Snake and Ladder Game! This repository contains a console-based implementation of the classic Snake and Ladder game in C. This game is a mini project created to demonstrate the fundamentals of C programming in a fun and interactive way. It is designed to be simple and easy to understand, making it an excellent resource for beginners learning C.
The objective of this game is to provide a practical example of C programming concepts through the classic Snake and Ladder gameplay. It showcases basic console input and output operations, control structures, and game logic.
- Beginner-Friendly: Written in a simple and clear manner, this game is ideal for beginners looking to learn and understand C programming.
- Single File: The entire game is implemented in a single C file (
snake_ladder.c), making it easy to navigate and comprehend.
This game is intended for beginners learning C programming. By examining and modifying the code, learners can gain a deeper understanding of various C programming concepts and improve their coding skills.
To play the game, compile the snake_ladder.c file using a C compiler and run the executable. Follow the on-screen instructions to roll the dice, move through the board, and reach the final square.
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Install and set up prerequisites : vs-code , c compiler , git
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Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/asem-hamid/snake-and-ladder.git
cd snake-and-ladder
cd src- Run the Code: Compile and run the examples using a C compiler
gcc snake_ladder.c -o snake_ladder
./snake_ladder- Follow the on-screen instructions to roll the dice, move through the board, and reach the final square.
Check out the gameplay file for detailed information on the gameplay.
This version of the game doesn't need any additional changes. If you find any mistakes, you can open an issue.
If you make a version of this game with major changes, feel free to reach out to me (Asem Hamid). I will create a new branch for your version with your name.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.