Question

main() module

Display "Welcome to my Guess the number program!"

while true

display_menu()

Get input

if(option==1)

user_guess()

elif(option==2)

computer_guess()

else

break

user_guess() module

random mynumber

count=1

userGuesses=[]

while True

try

Display "Guess a number between 1 and 10"

Get guess

while guess<1 or guess>10

Display "Guess a number between 1 and 10"

Get guess

except

Display "numbers only"

continue

userGuesses.append(guess)

if (guess<mynumber)

Display "Too low"

count=count+1

else if (guess>mynumber)

Display "Too high"

count=count+1

else if (guess==mynumber)

Display "You guessed it in "+ count + " attempts"

Display "you picked the following numbers: " +userGuesses

computer_guess() module

Get number from user

count=1

computerGuesses=[]

while True

Get randomval from computer

computerGuesses.append(randomval)

if (number<randomval)

Display "Too low"

count=count+1

else if (number>randomval)

Display "Too high"

count=count+1

else if (number==randomval)

Display "The computer guessed it in "+ count + " attempts. The number was "+randomval

Display "The computer guessed the following numbers "+computerGuesses

else

break

When you run the program you should see the following:

Welcome to my Guess the number program!

1. You guess the number
2. You type a number and see if the computer can guess it
3. Exit

What is your choice: 1

Please guess a number between 1 and 10: 5

Too high

Please guess a number between 1 and 10: 4

Too high

Please guess a number between 1 and 10: 3

Too high

Please guess a number between 1 and 10: 2

Too high

Please guess a number between 1 and 10: 1

You guessed it! It took you 5 attempts

You picked the following numbers: [5, 4, 3, 2, 1]

1. You guess the number
2. You type a number and see if the computer can guess it
3. Exit

What is your choice: 2

Please enter a number between 1 and 10 for the computer to guess: 5

The computer guessed 8 which is too high

The computer guessed 7 which is too high

The computer guessed 4 which is too low

The computer guessed 7 which is too high

The computer guessed 4 which is too low

The computer guessed 7 which is too high

The computer guessed 2 which is too low

The computer guessed 1 which is too low

The computer guessed 7 which is too high

The computer guessed 6 which is too high

The computer guessed 3 which is too low

The computer guessed it! It took 12 attempts

The computer guessed the following numbers: [8, 7, 4, 7, 4, 7, 2, 1, 7, 6, 3, 5]

1. You guess the number
2. You type a number and see if the computer can guess it
3. Exit

What is your choice: 3

Thank you for playing the guess the number game!

Be sure to submit your assignment

Don't forget this code so your program will start and call the main() function when you run it.

if __name__ == "__main__":
main();

Python Programming!

Answer 1

The Python 3 code for the " Guess the number" Game is:

# Importing random library to use a random function
import random

# user_choice() aks user to select a option from displayed options and returns choice
def user_choice():
    print("1 for You guess the number\n2 for You type a number and see if computer can guess it\n3 for exit")
    # Using try-except to handle exceptions
    # If user enters a input other than integer try-except handles exception
    try:
        choice1=int(input('Enter your choice: '))
    except Exception:
        print('Enter only integers 1, 2, 3!!!')
        return user_choice
    else:
        if(choice1>3 or choice1<1):
            user_choice()
        return choice1

# user_input() functions takes input from user
def user_input():
    # Using try-except to handle exceptions
    # If user enters a input other than integer try-except handles exception
    try:
        num = int(input('Enter your guess: '))
    except Exception:
        print('Only integers between 1 to 10 are accepted!!!')
        user_input()
    else:
        if(num>10 or num<1):
            print('Only integers between 1 to 10 are accepted!!!')
            return user_input
        return num

# comp_input() randomly generates a number in range (0,10)
def comp_input():
    c = random.randrange(1,10)
    return c

# user_guess() checks if the user entered numbers is equal to computer generated number
def user_guess():
    #generating a random number
    comp_number = random.randrange(1,10)
    # defining a list to add user guessed numbers
    inlist = []
    user_number = user_input()
    #using .append() function to add user guessed number to list
    inlist.append(user_number)
    count = 1
    # While loop repeats till user guess right number
    while(user_number!=comp_number):
        # if user_number>comp_number then printing guess too high
        # and taking user input again
        if user_number>comp_number:
            print("Your guess is too high")
            count = count+1;
            user_number=user_input()
            inlist.append(user_number)

        # if user_number<comp_number then printing guess too high
        # and taking user input again
        if user_number<comp_number:
            print("Your guess is too low")
            count =count+1
            user_number=user_input()
            inlist.append(user_number)
    
    # Completion of while loop indicates user guessed the right number
    print("You guessed it! It took you {}".format(count)+" attempts")
    print("You picked the numbers: {}".format(inlist))
    
# comp_guess() functionality is similar to user_guess() function
# Just computer and user variables are reversed
def comp_guess():
    inlist = []
    comp_number = comp_input()
    count = 1
    inlist.append(comp_number)
    user_number = int(input("Please enter a number between 1 and 10 for the computer to guess: "))
    while(comp_number!=user_number):
        if(comp_number>user_number):
            print('The computer guessed {}'.format(comp_number)+" which is too high")
            count =count +1
            comp_number = comp_input()
            inlist.append(comp_number)
        if(comp_number<user_number):
            print('The computer guessed {}'.format(comp_number)+" which is too low")
            count =count +1
            comp_number = comp_input()
            inlist.append(comp_number)
    print("The computer guessed it! It took {}".format(count)+" attempts")
    print("The computer guessed the numbers: {}".format(inlist))
    
 # main functions takes user choice and calls respective functions
def main():
    choice=0
    # while loop repeats till user decides to exit by selecting 3rd option
    while choice!=3:
        choice = user_choice()
        if choice==1:
            user_guess()
        elif choice==2:
            comp_guess()
        elif choice==3:
            print("Thank you for playing the guess the number game")
        else:
            print('Enter only integers 1, 2, 3!!!')
            choice = user_choice()


if __name__ == '__main__':
        main()

I have generated a random number for computer to guess in the range (1,10) using the random.randrange(1,10) by importing random library. This code handles all kinds of exceptions in taking user input. If a user inputs a string or char or float instead of an integer as input then try-except. Every time user guessed a number I added it to a list to diaplay the user guessed numbers at the end.

I have provided comment in the program explaining the lines of code. I have tested code for all possible cases and validated the code is working good. I am sharing few output screenshots for your reference.

Hope the answer helps you.

Thank you :)