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GUESS THE NUMBER GAME

Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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ISBN:9780078022159
Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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GUESS THE NUMBER GAME In this task, you will create a program that plays a guess the number game with the user. Your program will generate a random secret number by setting a variable equal to Math.floor(Math.random()*20) + 1 (This expression generates a random number from 1 to 20 and is included in the starter code). Then, it will allow the user up to five guesses to guess the correct number. After generating the secret number. Your program should prompt the user: "Guess a number from 1-20 (secret number)!". The number in the parenthesis should be the actual secret number (e.g., "Guess a number from 1-20 (14)!"). The program should handle the following cases and allow up to five guesses. 1. If the user enters a number less than 1 or greater than 20, it should generate an alert instructing them to guess between 1 and 20. Then, if they still have guesses left, it should prompt them for another guess. 2. If the guess matches the secret number, it should end the game and print, "You win!" in the <h2></h2> tags with id="outcome". 3. If the guess is smaller than the secret number, it should generate an alert that says, "Too small!". Then, if they still have guesses left, it should prompt them for another guess. 4. If the guess is larger than the secret number, it should generate an alert that says, "Too large!". Then, if they still have guesses left, it should prompt them for another guess. 5. f they have made five failed guesses, it should end the game and print, "You lose!" in the <h2></h2> tags with id="outcome". Any guess which is not the correct number counts as a failed guess regardless of whether the guess was in the range 1-20 or not. In all cases, it should print "The number was " followed by the secret number in the <p></p> tags with id="answer". ADDITIONAL CLARIFICATIONS You can assume the user enters a number in a reasonable form (e.g., using numeric characters like "6", "-2", or "23"). You do NOT have to handle any kind of word input like random letters or written numbers (e.g., "six") for this program. You must use a loop. ●
Transcribed Image Text:GUESS THE NUMBER GAME In this task, you will create a program that plays a guess the number game with the user. Your program will generate a random secret number by setting a variable equal to Math.floor(Math.random()*20) + 1 (This expression generates a random number from 1 to 20 and is included in the starter code). Then, it will allow the user up to five guesses to guess the correct number. After generating the secret number. Your program should prompt the user: "Guess a number from 1-20 (secret number)!". The number in the parenthesis should be the actual secret number (e.g., "Guess a number from 1-20 (14)!"). The program should handle the following cases and allow up to five guesses. 1. If the user enters a number less than 1 or greater than 20, it should generate an alert instructing them to guess between 1 and 20. Then, if they still have guesses left, it should prompt them for another guess. 2. If the guess matches the secret number, it should end the game and print, "You win!" in the <h2></h2> tags with id="outcome". 3. If the guess is smaller than the secret number, it should generate an alert that says, "Too small!". Then, if they still have guesses left, it should prompt them for another guess. 4. If the guess is larger than the secret number, it should generate an alert that says, "Too large!". Then, if they still have guesses left, it should prompt them for another guess. 5. f they have made five failed guesses, it should end the game and print, "You lose!" in the <h2></h2> tags with id="outcome". Any guess which is not the correct number counts as a failed guess regardless of whether the guess was in the range 1-20 or not. In all cases, it should print "The number was " followed by the secret number in the <p></p> tags with id="answer". ADDITIONAL CLARIFICATIONS You can assume the user enters a number in a reasonable form (e.g., using numeric characters like "6", "-2", or "23"). You do NOT have to handle any kind of word input like random letters or written numbers (e.g., "six") for this program. You must use a loop. ●
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