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Write a Raptor program that will generate a random number between 1 and 10; do not display the randomly generated number. Let the user guess within 3 tries what the random number is. Display hints to help the user, for example "Your guess was too high!". Display appropriate messages based on each try, for example, "1 remaining try" or "You guessed correctly!"

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