Question

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import random

number=random.randint ('1', 'another number')

print("Hello, CIS 101")

print("Let's play a guessing Game!called guess my number.")

print("The rules are: ")

print("I think of a number and you'll have to guess it.")

guess = random.randint(1, 5)

print("You will have " + str(guess) + " guesses.")

YourNumber = ???

unusedguesses=int(guess)

while unusedguesses < guess:

    if int(YourNumber) == number:

        print("YAY, You have guessed my number")

    else:

        unusedguesses=int(guess)-1

        if unusedguesses == 0:

             break

        else:

            print("Try again!")

print("The number was ", str(number))

Answer 1

Modified code (Python):

import random

number=random.randint (1,5) #Instead of (1,5) You can put any range {(User must guess this number)}

print("Hello, CIS 101")

print("Let's play a guessing Game!called guess my number.") #Game starts

print("The rules are: ")

print("I think of a number and you'll have to guess it.")

guess = random.randint(1, 5) #Number of guesses

print("You will have " + str(guess) + " guesses.")

unusedguesses=int(guess)

while unusedguesses != 0: #While the number of guesses not equals to Zero

try: #try and except block (if the user enters a character or a string)

YourNumber = input("Guess your number : ") #Prompting the user to input a number

if int(YourNumber) == number: #If the user guesses the number correctly

print("YAY, You have guessed my number\n")

break

else:

unusedguesses -= 1 #Decrementing the number of guesses

if unusedguesses == 0:

break

else:

print("Try again!\n")

except: #Except block for, if the user inputs other than a integer

unusedguesses -= 1

if unusedguesses !=0 :

print("Try again (Guessing number must be an integer)\n")

pass

print("The number was ", str(number)) #Finally printing our required number

#END OF THE CODE

CODE IMPLEMENTATION:

TESTING OUTPUT 1 (If the user enters only integers):

TESTING OUTPUT 2 (If the user enters characters or strings):

NOTE: I have used a try and except block in the code because, if the user enters a "string" or a "character" other than an "integer" the previous code given will throw an error....So to overcome that situtation i have used a try and except block..

#Any questions or clarifications or modifications needed u can ask me in the comments section...:)