Write a raptor program that will generate a random number between 1 and 100; do not display the randomly generated number. let the user guess within 3 tries what the random number is. display appropriate messages based on each try, for example, "1 remaining try" or "you guessed correctly! "

The answer to this question can be given as:

Program:

#include <stdio.h>  //include header file.

#include <stdlib.h> //include header file.

int main ()  //main method.

{

 int number,choice;  //define variable.

 number = rand() % 10 + 1; //use random function and take value in number variable

 for(int i=1;i<=3;i++)  //loop for 3 time input.  

 {

   printf ("\n Enter the Guess number between 1 to 10 :\n"); //message

   scanf ("%d",&choice); //input a number

   if (number<choice)  //check number

   {

   printf("Number is to lower\n try= %d",i); //message

   }

   else if (number>choice) //check number

   {

   printf("Number is to higher\n try= %d",i);   //message

   }

   else if(number==choice ||number!=choice)  //check number

   {

       printf("Congratulations...! \n You guessed correctly!\n");  //message

       break;

   }

 }

   printf("\n Number is :%d\n",number);  //value

 return 0;

 }

Output:

Enter the Guess number between 1 to 10 :

5

Number is to lower

try= 1

Enter the Guess number between 1 to 10 :

8

Number is to lower

try= 2

Enter the Guess number between 1 to 10 :

6

Number is to lower

try= 3

Number is: 4

Explanation:

The above C language program can be described as:

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