/*Brief*/In this project, you’ll be building a logic-driven application using the technologies that you have learned throughout Practical Python. You can either choose to use the example brief below...

/*Brief*/In this project, you’ll be building a logic-driven application using the technologies that you have learned throughout Practical Python. You can either choose to use the example brief below or choose to use your idea for the website.CREATE A 'RIDDLE-ME-THIS' GUESSING GAMEBuild a web application game that asks players to guess the answer to a pictorial or text-based riddle.The player is presented with an image or text that contains the riddle. Players enter their answer into a textarea and submit their answer using a form.If a player guesses correctly, they are redirected to the next riddle.If a player guesses incorrectly, their incorrect guess is stored and printed below the riddle. The textarea is cleared so they can guess again.Multiple players can play an instance of the game at the same time. Users are identified by a unique username, but note that no authentication features such as a password are required for this project.Create a leaderboard that ranks top scores for all (at least recent) users.Copy and Paste Your Assignment Here
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Use the following guidelines when developing your project:The project's logic must be written in Python. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can be used to enhance the look and feel of the game.Whenever possible, strive to use semantic HTML5 elements to structure your HTML code better .We recommended taking a TDD approach to building the game.Create a section in your README.md titled 'Testing.' In this section, summarise your approach to testing and provide pseudocode you have written to develop your testsWrite and run automated tests to ensure that your website’s functionality works wellIf you run any manual tests be sure to document those tests in the 'Testing' section of your READMEIf there are any tests that are not running as expected or are failing, provide a summary in the 'Testing' section of your README of what your expected output was and any reasons as to why the test(s) may be failing.Use flask, a micro-framework, to structure your project's back-end. Provide instructions on how to deploy your project in your README.Make sure your site is as responsive as possible. You can test this by checking the site on different screen sizes and browsers.We advise that you write down user stories and create wireframes/mockups before embarking on full-blown development.The site can also make use of CSS frameworks such as Bootstrap, just make sure you maintain a clear separation between the library code and your code.Write a README.md file for your project that explains what the project does and the need that it fulfills. It should also describe the functionality of the project, as well as the technologies used. If some of the work was based on other code, explain what was kept and how it was changed to fit your need. A project submitted without a README.md file will FAIL.Use Git & GitHub for version control. Each new piece of functionality should be in a separate commit.Deploy the final version of your code to a hosting platform such as Heroku.Non-requirements for this project:Secure user authentication (e.g. via passwords) is not required for this particular project. Having each user just choose a username is sufficient. Secure authentication will be introduced in the Django module.Persisting data by writing it in files is not required in this project, and indeed is problematic on Heroku due to its ephemeral filesystem. Instead, prefer to keep all of the data you need in memory (in variables) and/or in Flask sessions. Storing data effectively in a database will be the focus of the next module