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Guessing Game In C

Submitted by Srikanth on Saturday, 1 March 20083 Comments

This is a small guessing game written in C.In this guessing game you have to guess a number between 0 & 100.You have 8 chances to do that.Every time you guess wrongly the program will give you a hint that your guess is too high or your guess is too low.Based on this hint you have to guess the number in the remaining attempts.Here’s the code
 

#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<time.h>

void main()
{
int num,guess=-1,tries=0,pass=0;
time_t t;
srand((unsigned)time(&t));
num=rand()%100;
while((guess!=num)&&tries<8)
{
printf(“Enter the guess num b/w 0 & 100 (you have %d tries left out)\n”,(8-tries)); scanf(“%d”,&guess);
tries++;
if(guess==num)
{
printf(“Hurray you guessed it correctly!!!\n”);
pass=1;
}
else if(num< guess)
printf(“Your guess is too high\n”);
else
printf(“Your guess is too low\n”);
}
if(pass==0)
printf(“Sorry you lost! The correct number is %d\n”,num);
}

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3 Comments »

  • Chris said:

    THis actually worked. I have been working on this project for a simple game program and could not figure out what i was doing wrong. I am using Miracle C compiler and thought it was the compiler but soem of the code ideas here helped me to identify my issues. Thanks

  • hitesh said:

    that’s good

  • Krzystylez said:

    yea but what about for complete beginners, im guessing past in ntoepad save as “blabla.c”? or .exe i have no idea?!? help me!

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