# Wordle with Turtles

## Daily Lessons

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## Wordle with Turtles Assignment

In order to complete the Wordle program, there are a few things you need to add:

* Make a new method in GamePlay.py which can be called during process\_input() with different colors in the different letter situations. Keep your code D.R.Y. **(4 points)**
* Complete the check\_*game\_*&#x65;nd() method in Gameplay.py and implement checks throughout your game. Make sure the game actually ends -- remember we have a boolean which controls the end of the game in main.py. **(4 points)**
* Make sure your settings variables are all implemented within your program (for example: when you change background value to a different color, it actually makes the change in your program). **(2 points)**
* Add a minimum of twenty 5 letter words to your word list. **(1 point)**
* Clean up your code. Get rid of methods or imports you didn't use. **(1 point)**


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