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c.s it gives you a limited amount of tries before it tells you the number and whether or not you got it.

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c.s it gives you a limited amount of tries before it tells you the number and whether or not you got it.

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its complex compared to the things we are doing currently - Tnaisha

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Yes

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The games number continuously change no matter the amount of time you play

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there is an actual strategy to win the game ~ not just luck - Tnaisha

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ADD - This is program is very different than the ones we've created thus far because our projects are less interactive while ryan's project requires us to interact with python/program.

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a.a - the computer selects a random number between 1-100

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Yes King

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g.j.s - its diff cs the numbers switch too much

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g.j.s - its diff cs the numbers switch too much

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to add to game ~ decimals, fractions, exponents based on skill level - Tnaisha

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you can actually interact with the code

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SKF - This is different from the ones we created because the console is more interactive and the code is more complicated.

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the code is interactable - Tnaisha