3. Guessing Game (guess.c) Write a program similar to the one in Lab 4 over loops that prompts a user for a number and then tells them if they are too high or too low. Instead of using a while loop as in the lab you will use a for loop and allow for a fixed number of entries. If an invalid number(a number not in the range 1-10) is entered you will ignore it and decrease the loop counter as if that entry never happened. Set the random number to be between 1 and 10 and the loop to go 10 times.

Implement this function: int check(int n, int number)

OUTPUT should be:

Enter a number: 5

Too low!

Enter a number: 11

Invallid input, number should be between 1 and 10

Enter a number: 8

Too high!

Enter a number: 6

Too low!

Enter a number: 7

Correct! Number of guesses: 4

THIS IS WHAT I HAVE SO FAR...but its wrong. Where did I go wrong?

#include #include #include

int check(int n, int number);

int main(void) {

int n = 10; int tries;

//seed the random number generator srand(time(NULL)); int number = (rand() % n) + 1; // secret number

int guess = -10; int num_guesses = 0;

printf("Guess-A-Number Game! "); printf("Enter a number between 1 and %d ", n); scanf("%d", &guess); num_guesses = num_guesses + 1; // alternative: num_guesses++ // Call function with user input tries = check(guess, number); if (tries > 0 && tries < 11) { printf("Congratulations, you found it! Number of guesses: %d ", num_guesses); } else { printf("You did not find it! Number of guesses: %d ", num_guesses); } return 0; }

int check(int n, int number) { int num_guesses = 0; int guess = -10; for (num_guesses = 1; num_guesses <= 10 && guess != number; num_guesses++) { if (guess > 0 && guess < 11) { if(guess > number) { printf("%d is too high ", guess); } else { printf("%d is too low ", guess); } printf("Enter another guess: "); scanf("%d", &guess); } else { num_guesses--; scanf("%d", &guess); } } return num_guesses; }