Sample Output:

Guess the number $($between $1$ and $10).$ You have $3$ attempts.

Enter your guess: $8$

Too high! Try again.

Enter your guess: $5$

Too low! Try again.

Enter your guess: $6$

Congratulations! You guessed the number.

Guess the number $($between $1$ and $10).$ You have $3$ attempts.

Enter your guess: $1$

Too low! Try again.

Enter your guess: $2$

Too low! Try again.

Enter your guess: $9$

Too low! Try again.

Sorry, you've used all your attempts. The number was: $10$ Grading Criteria:

Grading Criteria

Program executes and achieves desired output: $100$ points

Calculation errors: $-5$ points each

Compilation errors: $-10$ to $-20$ points $($based on severity$)$

Lack of indentation or poor formatting: $-5$ points

Input handling errors: $-10$ pointsLab $2$: Number Guessing Game with Functions, Loops, and Conditionals

Instructions:

In this lab, you will develop a number$-$guessing game. The game will use functions to

organize the code, loops to allow the user multiple attempts, and conditional statements

to provide feedback. The user will have $3$ chances to guess a randomly generated number

between $1$ and $10.$ File should be named $($Lab$2.$c$)$

Goals:

By the end of this lab, you should be able to:

Write and call functions in C to organize your code.

Use loops to repeat tasks $($e$.$g$.,$ asking the user to guess$).$

Use conditional statements $($if$,$ else if$,$ else$)$ to provide feedback based on user input.

Generate a random number using the C standard library.