print$("$Problem $11")$

In Python, you can create a random number using the random module, which comes pre$-$installed with Python. Before you can use it$,$ you need to import the module at the beginning of your script.

import random

If you want a random integer within a range, you can use random.randint$($a$,$ b$)$ where a is the smallest possible number and b is the largest. For example:

random$\_$integer $=$ random.randint$(1,10)$ # This will give you a random integer between $1$ and $10.$

Create a new menu item named P$11-$ Problem $11$

Create a new choice in the conditional menu system

Create a random number.

Using a while loop, ask the user for a number from $1$ to $100.$

Continue asking the user for a number until they enter the correct number.

If the guessed number is too low, print $$too low!$$

If the guessed number is too high, print $$too high!$$

Print the percentage of correct answers.

Print the percentage of incorrect answers.

Hint: When testing your program, you might want to print the value of random$\_$integer to see if your $$too high$$ or $$too low$$ messages are correct.