$6\mathrm{.}17$ LAB: JavaScript number guessing game

Download the ZIP file below containing HTML and JavaScript files. Write a function called playGuessingGame$()$ in script.js that has two parameters:

numToGuess is the number that the user has to guess.

totalGuesses is the total number of times the user is allowed to guess the number. The default value should be $10.$

The playGuessingGame$()$ function should return the number of guesses the user took to enter the correct number. Ex: If the user guesses the correct number after $3$ tries, the function should return $3.$ If the user does not guess the correct number before the number of guesses exceeds totalGuesses, the function should return $0.$

The playGuessingGame$()$ function should call the JavaScript prompt$()$ function to read the user's input, as shown below.

Screenshot of example prompt

The prompt text should reflect what the user previously entered:

If the user is making their first guess, the prompt should read: "Enter a number between $1$ and $100."$

If the user previously guessed a number $<$ numToGuess, the prompt should read $"$X is too small. Guess a larger number.", where X is the number previously entered.

If the user previously guessed a number $>$ numToGuess, the prompt should read $"$X is too large. Guess a smaller number.", where X is the number previously entered.

If the user enters an empty string or a string that is not a number, the prompt should read "Please enter a number." and give the user another chance to enter another number without losing a turn. Hint: Use isNaN$().$

If the user presses Cancel, playGuessingGame$()$ should immediately return $0$ without prompting for any more numbers.

Ex: The function call playGuessingGame$(5)$ allows the user $10$ guesses $($the default$)$ to guess the number $5.$ The function call playGuessingGame$(7,3)$ allows the user $3$ guesses to guess the number $7.$

To test your code in your web browser, call playGuessingGame$()$ from the JavaScript console.