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All right. So now that you've tackled step one,

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let's continue building out our project by doing step two. Again,

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we have three to-dos in the starting file.

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And what we're going to try and do here is we're going to generate a list with

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as many of these blanks

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which is represented by an underscore string as there are letters in the chosen

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word. So for example, if the chosen word was apple with five letters,

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then we should be able to create a list with five items and each of them being

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an underscore. So then in the next stage,

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we can replace some of the items inside that list with the correct letter

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if the user guesses it right. So for example,

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if the word was apple and the user guessed the letter p,

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then we should be able to loop through each of the letters in the word.

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And for every letter that it matches,

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we replace the underscore with the actual letter.

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So then we end up with a list that looks like this. Finally,

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you're going to print that out and we should be able to see it in the console.

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In the starting file, you'll notice I've added a little bit of testing code

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which is just a print statement telling us what the chosen wood is,

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and this will make it easier for us to debug and figure out if our code is not

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doing what we want it to do. So once you've completed all of the

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to-dos in step two, then this is what you should get. In this case,

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the chosen word is baboon. So if,

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I guess the letter b, because I'm cheating

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and also because I'm trying to test the code, and I hit enter,

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then you can see that it should print out a list with one,

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two, three, four, five, six,

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six items in it because there's six letters in baboon,

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and each of the letters which I've guessed correctly in the right

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are replaced in the list in the correct position. B occurs in the first and the

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third letter,

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so that is what's showing up in this list and everything else is still the

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underscore because they're blanks and still need to be guessed.

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Have a play around with the final version of the code

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and once you're ready, head back, fork

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the starting project and complete the to-dos in order. Now,

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if you need a hint and you get stuck,

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be sure to check the course resources for a link that links to again,

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a Google for Education page

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and have a read through the section on the range function that we learned about

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in previous lessons.

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Remind yourself of how it works and then go back to your code and try to tackle

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it and see if you can get it to do what it needs to. Good luck

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and I'll see you on the other side,