@leusmaximus/brain-games
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During the project it is necessary to implement a set of mini-games that are launched from the console. These games are similar to what is commonly called "Brain Games".
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Brain Games
Brain Games this is a set of mini-games that are launched from the console. These games are similar to what is commonly called "Brain Games".
Installation
npm i -g @leusmaximus/brain-games
After the installation, commands starting with the brain-<game name> will be available in your console.
Usage
This module includes such games:
Brain Balance
The game "Balance the given number". A balanced number is a number in which the smallest digit differs from the largest one by more than one. The user must calculate and enter the balanced number.
Example:
$ brain-balance
Welcome to the Brain Game!
Balance the given number.
May I have your name? Max
Hello, Max!
Question: 215
Your answer: 233
Correct!
Question: 4181
Your answer: 3344
Correct!
Question: 355
Your answer: 445
Correct!
Congratulations, Max!Brain Calc
Game "Calculator". The essence of the game is as follows: the user is shown a random mathematical expression, for example 35 + 16, which you need to calculate and write the correct answer.
Example:
$ brain-calc
Welcome to the Brain Games!
What is the result of the expression?
May I have your name? Max
Hello, Max!
Question: 4 + 10
Your answer: 14
Correct!
Question: 25 - 11
Your answer: 14
Correct!
Question: 25 * 7
Your answer: 175
Correct!
Congratulations, Max!Brain Even
The game "Check for parity." The essence of the game is as follows: the user is shown a random number. And he needs to answer yes, if the number is even, or no - if odd.
Example:
$ brain-even
Welcome to the Brain Games!
Answer "yes" if number even otherwise answer "no".
May I have your name? Max
Hello, Max!
Question: 15
Your answer: no
Correct!
Question: 6
Your answer: yes
Correct!
Question: 7
Your answer: no
Correct!
Congratulations, Max!Brain gcd
The game "the greatest common divisor (GCD)". The essence of the game is as follows: the user is shown two random numbers, for example, 25 50. The user must calculate and enter the greatest common divisor of these numbers.
Example:
$ brain-gcd
Welcome to the Brain Games!
Find the greatest common divisor of given numbers.
May I have your name? Max
Hello, Max!
Question: 25 50
Your answer: 25
Correct!
Question: 100 52
Your answer: 4
Correct!
Question: 3 9
Your answer: 3
Correct!
Congratulations, Max!Brain Prime
The game "Is Prime". A prime number is a whole number greater than 1 whose only factors are 1 and itself. The user must to answer yes, if the number is prime, or no - if not.
Example:
$ brain-prime
Welcome to the Brain Games!
Answer "yes" if number is prime otherwise answer "no".
May I have your name? Max
Hello, Max!
Question: 17
Your answer: yes
Correct!
Question: 21
Your answer: no
Correct!
Question: 113
Your answer: yes
Correct!
Congratulations, Max!Brain Progression
We show the player a series of numbers, forming an arithmetic progression, replacing any of the numbers with two points. The player must determine this number.
Example:
$ brain-progression
Welcome to the Brain Games!
What number is missing in this progression?.
May I have your name? Max
Hello, Max!
Question: 5 7 9 11 13 .. 17 19 21 23
Your answer: 15
Correct!
...
Congratulations, Max!