Bagel (game)
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Bagels is an early 1970s text-based computer game for BASIC designed by People's Computer Company similar to Mastermind (board game), in which one must guess a 3-digit number which the computer is "thinking of." The game appeared on page 10 of the book What to Do After You Hit Return or P.C.C.'s First Book of Computer Games.
[edit] A Sample Run of the Game
User input has been bolded. Computer output is in normal text.
Would you like the rules?Yes
I am thinking of a three digit number. You can guess what number I have in mind and I will tell you:
Pico - One digit is in the wrong place
Fermi - One digit is in the correct place
Bagels - No digit is correct
Okay, I have a number in mind.
Guess # 1 :370 Pico
Guess # 2 :789 Bagels
Guess # 3 :102 Pico Pico
Guess # 4 :014 Fermi
Guess # 5 :213 Pico
Guess # 6 :025 Fermi Fermi
Guess # 7 :026
You got it
Again?no
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