Guess a number

Problem:

"Guess the Number" game. The computer will think of a random number from 1 to 100, and ask you to guess it. The computer will tell you if each guess is too high or too low. You win if you can guess the number within n tries.

Input:

Integer random_number Integer N denoting no of tries. Integer guess

Output:

Win or Loss

Constraints:

1<= guess <= 100

Algorithm

Step1: START
Step 2: Read random_number between the range 1 and 100.
Step 3: Read N
Step 4: Read guess
Step 5: SET i=1
Step 6: WHILE i<=N and guess not equal to random_number
        if guess > random_number then
            PRINT "Guess is high"
        else
            PRINT "Guess is Low"
        Read guess
        SET i=i+1
        END WHILE
Step 7:IF i<=N then
       PRINT "WIN"
    ELSE
       PRINT "LOSS"
Step 8: STOP

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Illustrative Problems

Unit - II

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