#Solution for #Assignment by @MINtaa911

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#Guess the number
from random import randint
def guess_number():
num = randint(0,20)
guess = int(input("Enter your guess number: "))
while(num != guess):
if(guess > num):
print("Your guess is too high")
elif(guess < num):
print("your guess is too low")
else:
break
guess = int(input("Enter your guess number: "))

print("you win")

guess_number()

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Another #Solution for #Assignment by @Amalright

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from random import*

Def fun_game(number_chosen):
data=randrange(0,20)
if(nuber_chosen> data):
print("too much")
elif(nuber_chosen < data):
print("too low")
else:
print("correct answer :")

J = 1
While(j !=0)
choice =int(input("Enter 1 to continue"))
if(choice ==1):
choice =int(input("Enter your try"))
fun_game(choice)
else:
j =0

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We could read that file like this:

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