Hello Ciclamino

Thanks alot for replying I tried using your code and it came out with this-> 

-----------

 Your Guess: i
-----------
 O

 Your Guess: o
---o-------
 O

 Your Guess: m
-m-o-------
 O

 Your Guess: u
-m-o-u-----
 O

 Your Guess: s
-m-o-u-s---
 O

 Your Guess: e
-m-o-u-s-e-
 O

 Your Guess: p   
-m-o-u-s-e-
 O
/
 Your Guess: y
-m-o-u-s-e-
 O
/|
 Your Guess: w
-m-o-u-s-e-
 O
/|\
 Your Guess: n
-m-o-u-s-e-
 O
/|\
/
 Your Guess: b
 O
/|\
/ \
Sorry, the word was mouse.

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When i make a list directly in the program this does not happen.
elle45purple

In reply to Re^2: Assigning a file to an Array. by elle45purple
in thread Assigning a file to an Array. by elle45purple

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