The Guess Number example above is a bit boring because the user gets an unlimited number of

attempts to find the answer. You will make it more interesting by only allowing the user to guess up to $5$

times.

You will need to use a complex condition for the while loop. One part of the complex condition is

whether the user has guessed the number $($similar to how it is done in the example$),$ and the other part

is a counter that only lets the user have $5$ guesses. Complex conditions with while loops are similar to

those with if statements, and you separate the conditions with a boolean operator $($&& or $||)$

Your output should look similar to the sample output below for Program #$1.$ Turn in your completed

program

Can you be specific on the code and make sure you use the boolean operator for example$($&& or $||).$ The output should look like this.

SAMPLE OUTPUT for Program $\backslash$#$1$

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Welcome: I have chosen a random number between $1$ and $1$GG$.$ Try to guess it$!$

What is your guess: $50$

Too high! Give it another shot?

What is your guess: $25$

That guess is too low; Try again!

What is your guess: $37$

That guess is too low; Try again!

What is your guess: $43$

That guess is too low; Try again?

What is your guess; $45$

That guess is too low; Try again?

Aww, sorryy. You lose?

Press any key to continue $---$

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