Description:  Write a program which asks the user how many numbers they'd like to choose from. Then, the program generates a random number between one and that number. The user then tries to guess what the random number is. After each guess, the program tells the user whether they need to guess higher or lower to get closer to the random number. The user continues guessing until they guess correctly. The program will tell the user how many guess it took them.

Feel free to use your own words when composing the messages the program generates.

Sample run:

Another sample run:

Your program will make use of loops and if statements. Remeber to document your program! Be reminded that this programming assignment is to be your own work. You may use your textbook and class notes, tutors, and your Peer Instructor for guidance.

Hints and notes:

• This problem has some in common with Lab 7. Use Lab to help you.
• Be sure to print a special message if they guess in one try (different from the message they get for multiple tries).
• Once you get a running program, you might want to print out the randomly generated number so you can test and make sure the rest of your program is working correctly. Of course you'd want to remove that line of code before turning it in.
• Put your NAME in the documentation header of your program.
• Use proper INDENTATION.
• Put the program in the RU03 folder in your folder on neelix.
• Compile and run your program immediately before submitting it.  Never make a change to your code and turn it in without compiling and running it first.  It is very easy to make a last minute mistake that introduces syntax errors, so checking before submitting can save you an unnecessary grade of 0!

Extra credit : (5 points) After the user completes one game, ask them if they'd like to play again. Continue playing games until the user answers no.