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SUMMARY:Lesson 6 Part 2 Homework
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DESCRIPTION: Lesson 6 part 2 homework
Q9 Make a Guessing game
Ask the user of your game to guess a number between 1 and 100. If they guess too high tell them &ldquo;Too High&rdquo;. If they guess too low tell them they guess &ldquo;Too Low&rdquo;. If they guess correctly tell them&ldquo;Congratulations you are Correct&rdquo;. Keep track of a list of how many tries the user took. At the end of the game, Print out the number of games played and the average tries of all games if they played more than 1 game. &nbsp;Ask the user if they want to play another game.You will first need to generate a random number to guess.You can use this code to generate a random number:import randomMAX_NUMBER = 100x = random.randint(1, MAX_NUMBER) Where MAX_NUMBER is a constant placed at the top of your program,&nbsp; and import random imports the random module.Also, make another constant MAX_TRIES for the number of tries allowed.MAX_TRIES&nbsp; = 10You should have functions to print a welcome message, explaining how...

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