AVA Write a program that plays a number-guessing game to guess a secret number randomly generated within the range 1 and 10. The user will get as many numbers of tries as he/she needs to guess the number. Tell the users if their guess is right or wrong and if their guess is wrong let them try to guess the number again. You have solved a similar problem in a previous lab using a while loop. You must generate the secret number using the Java Random class. When the user guesses a number he/she will have to take an input of his guessed number from the keyboard. The user will have to take as many inputs as needed to guess the correct secret-number. That means the code will keep looping as long as the guess is different from the secret number. You also need to count the number of tries and report the count at the end. Use a do-while loop to prompt the user to guess again if the guess is wrong. Make sure that it doesn't mess up the output if you guess the secret number on the first try. Create a class named NumberGuessingGame which will contain the main method, write all your code in the main method. Sample input and output: Suppose the random number generated is 6. I have chosen a number between 1 and 10. Try to guess it. Your guess: 5 That is incorrect. Guess again. Your guess: 4 That is incorrect. Guess again. Your guess: 8 That is incorrect. Guess again. Your guess: 6 That's right! You're a good guesser. It only took you 4 tries.
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Write a program that plays a number-guessing game to guess a secret number randomly generated within the range 1 and 10. The user will get as many numbers of tries as he/she needs to guess the number. Tell the users if their guess is right or wrong and if their guess is wrong let them try to guess the number again. You have solved a similar problem in a previous lab using a while loop.
You must generate the secret number using the Java Random class. When the user guesses a number he/she will have to take an input of his guessed number from the keyboard. The user will have to take as many inputs as needed to guess the correct secret-number. That means the code will keep looping as long as the guess is different from the secret number. You also need to count the number of tries and report the count at the end. Use a do-while loop to prompt the user to guess again if the guess is wrong. Make sure that it doesn't mess up the output if you guess the secret number on the first try.
Create a class named NumberGuessingGame which will contain the main method, write all your code in the main method.
Sample input and output: Suppose the random number generated is 6.
I have chosen a number between 1 and 10. Try to guess it.
Your guess: 5
That is incorrect. Guess again.
Your guess: 4
That is incorrect. Guess again.
Your guess: 8
That is incorrect. Guess again.
Your guess: 6
That's right! You're a good guesser.
It only took you 4 tries.
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