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Description
To play the game, run the script, and it will randomly choose a word from the list and ask you to guess the letters. You have six attempts to guess the word correctly. After each guess, it will show you the progress you've made in guessing the word. If you guess all the letters correctly within the given attempts, you win the game. Otherwise, you lose, and the secret word is revealed.
Fixes #2661
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Description: <Enter a one line description that describes your script. Also, explain the arguments usage here>