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Thread: Random coding

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    Default Random coding

    Your task is to write a program for a simple number-guessing game. It
    should generate a natural number between 0 and 1024 and ask the user
    to guess it. After the user enters her guess, the program tells her
    whether it is correct, too small, or too large. If it is too small or too
    large, the program asks to guess again.
    Input and output: Your program should prompt the user to enter a
    guess and then print one of three statements: “Too small, try
    again:”, “Too large, try again:”, or “Correct!” If the guess is
    correct, it should output the number of guesses and stop. If not, it
    should ask to guess again.

    I am able to request the user to guess but i am unable to create the code telling the user the number of guesses. any help will be appreciated. Thanks

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    Default Re: Random coding

    telling the user the number of guesses
    Use a int variable to count the number of guesses. add 1 to it for each guess.

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