'''
 * Program or Lab #: Insert assignment name
 *
 * Programmer: Insert your name
 *
 * Due Date: April 15, 2018 
 *
 * COMP141, Spring 2018
 *
 * Pledge: I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid
 *         on this program. 
 *
 * Description: Insert a brief paragraph describing the program
 *
 * Input: Insert a brief description of user inputs, or "None" if
 *        there is no user input
 *
 * Output: Insert a brief description of the program output
 *
'''

import random

# make_puzzle_string takes a secret phrase and a string representing
# the letters that Player 2 has already guessed in the game.  It
# returns a "puzzle string," which is just the secret phrase with
# all the non-guessed letters replaced with underscores.  Spaces
# remain as spaces in puzzle strings.
#
# Parameters: secret, a string with the secret phrase in it.
#             guessed_letters, a string with all of the letters guessed
#              so far in the puzzle.  This string may be empty, indicating
#              no letters have been guessed yet.
# Returns: the secret phrase with all the guessed letters transformed
#          into underscores.
#
# Example: make_puzzle_string("computer science", "cse") would return
# the puzzle string "c_____e_ sc_e_ce"
# Example: make_puzzle_string("computer science", "") wouuld return
# the puzzle string "________ _______"
def make_puzzle_string(secret, guessed_letters):
    return "" # REMOVE THIS LINE WHEN YOU BEGIN CODING


# count_letter counts the number of times a given letter appears in a
# secret phrase.
#
# Parameters: secret, a string with a secret phrase in it.
#             letter, a one-character string with the letter to count.
# Returns: an integer representing the number of times the letter was
#          found in the secret phrase.
def count_letter(secret, letter):
    return "" # REMOVE THIS LINE WHEN YOU BEGIN CODING

def main():
    # Here is pseudocode to help you:

    # Ask the user to enter a secret phrase.
    # Make a string variable to store all the guessed letters (starts empty).
    # Make an integer variable to store the amount of money won.

    # Keep looping until the puzzle is solved:
        # Show the puzzle.
        # Show how much money the player has so far.
        # Spin the wheel; show how much consonants are worth.

        # Let the player guess a letter.  Use input validation to prevent
        # the player guessing a letter that they've guessed before.

        # Add the letter to the string containing the guessed letters.

        # Tell the player if their letter isn't in the puzzle.
        # Tell the player how much money they get if their letter is
        #  a consonant, or how much money they are charged if it's
        #  a vowel.

    # When the game is over, tell the player how much money they won.

main()