Compsci 101, Fall 2012, Hangman Categories

Using this starting code write a program that plays a robust version of Hangman, similar to what was specified in the Hangman assignment earlier this semester.

However, you must supply at least two different files/categories of things to guess other than words --- do this rather than having the program use words for guessing.

Your data files should be created initially in Eclipse as File,New,Other,Untitled text file (starting from the File menu). After you've entered a few lines of data, save the text file in your Hangman Eclipse Folder/Project with a name that indicates its type, e.g., musicians.txt, football.txt, and so on. At least one of your text files should allow the user to guess multiple-word clues, something like "Skyfall", "Goldfinger", "Casino Royale", "Diamonds are Forever" are examples of what might be stored in the lines of a file named bondmovies.txt.

How the game is played

Prompt the user to enter a number for the categories that are possible, something like what's below, but with your own categories. You can also use some classmates' categories which may be posted later, for now start with your own.
```
  What kind of game do you want to play?
  (1) Bond Movies
  (2) De Niro Movies
  (3) Hip Hop Songs
  (4) College Mascots
  Enter choice [1-4] 
  
```
Read from the file associated with what the user enters, allow the user to specify easy, medium, hard or some other way to specify how many misses before being hung (say easy = 12? medium = 8?, hard = 5? anything you like).
Play the game, without guesses being case-sensitive, so that if the category is bond movies and the secret phrase is The World is Not Enough then if the user guesses 't' first she should see something like:
```
  T _ _     _ _ _ _ _     _ _     _ _ t     _ _ _ _ _ _
```
After the game is over, allow the user to play again by picking a new category, or re-using the previously played category.