How to solve

The user must be able to input guesses and see feedback.

The user should be able to play multiple rounds or exit after each round.

Implement basic input validation to ensure only valid guesses are accepted.

Use random number generation to select the target number.

Program Details

Task $1$: Game Setup and Random Number Generation

You will first need to set up the game by randomly generating a number between $1$ and $100$ for

the user to guess. The target number should be different for each round.

Task $2$: User Input and Guessing

The user will input their guess through the console. The program should compare the guess with

the target number and give feedback on whether the guess is too high, too low, or correct.

Task $3$: Game Loop and Repeated Play

After each guess, the game should continue prompting the user to guess again until they guess

the correct number or decide to quit. Once the game ends, ask the user if they would like to play

another round. This task will require a do$-$while loop to continue the game.

Task $4$: Input Validation

Ensure the user is entering valid guesses between $1$ and $100.$ If the user enters an invalid number,

prompt them to enter a correct number. Use a while loop for validation.

Task $5$: Track and Display Number of Attempts

Track the number of guesses the user makes in each round and display this information once they

guess the correct number.

Example Run of the Program

Note: $$ indicates input typed by the user.

Learner Objectives

At the conclusion of this programming assignment, participants should be able to:

Implement while, for, and do$-$while loops to repeat sequences of C$++$ statements.

Apply relational and logical operators to compare values.

Implement if statements to control the flow of the program.

Obtain user input and provide output using console$-$based interactions.

Prerequisites

Before starting this programming assignment, participants should be able to:

Get input from the user using cin.

Display output to the user using cout.

Apply relational and logical operators $($e$.$g &&$,||).$

Implement if statements to create decision$-$making processes.

Overview and Requirements

In this programming assignment, you will create a console$-$based C$++$ application that simulates a

basic number$-$guessing game. You will design the program to allow the user to guess a randomly

generated number within a specific range. The game will provide feedback on each guess, letting

the user know if their guess was too high, too low, or correct. The program will utilize loops $($while$,$

for, and do$-$while$)$ to control the game flow, ensuring it continues until the user either guesses the

correct number or chooses to quit.

Requirements:

Use at least one while, and one do$-$while loop.