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number guessing game, mastermind-like in C++ and Qt

Simple Japanese language number guessing game for OS X

A very basic number guessing game built with: HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript

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Number Guessing Game in Java

Beginner python project.

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A Fun and Engaging Number Guessing Game Built With Go. Challenge Yourself or Others to Guess the Correct Number Within a Set Range, With Feedback Provided After Each Guess to Guide You Towards the Solution.

An interactive number-guessing game built with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. This project challenges users to guess a randomly generated number, providing feedback on each attempt. Ideal for practicing JavaScript logic, DOM manipulation, and basic game development concepts.

This project is a simple Number Guessing Game built using Python's Tkinter library.

20+ mini projects using HTML5, CSS & JavaScript. No frameworks, no libraries.

This a simple Number Guessing Game. You will be given five chances to guess a number between one and hundred

Simple Run of Guess Number, When you run this game you will see math equation and its come randomly and you just guess the answer which number will fill in the gaps.

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Let's turn a simple number guessing game to somtheing big

This Number Guessing Game program generates a random number between 1 and 50, and then it enters a loop where the user can input their guesses.

This is a number guessing game that I made using React during the Road to Hire program. Try to beat your own high score :)