Number Guessing Game in Java

A number-guessing game in Java is a simple program where the computer randomly selects a number, and the user has to guess it within a limited number of attempts. The program provides feedback on whether the guessed number is too high or too low, guiding the user toward the correct answer.

This project is an excellent way for beginners to practice loops, conditionals, user input handling, and random number generation in Java.

Rules of the Game:

• If the guessed number is bigger than the actual number, the program will respond with the message that the guessed number is higher than the actual number.
• If the guessed number is smaller than the actual number, the program will respond with the message that the guessed number is lower than the actual number.
• If the guessed number is equal to the actual number or if the K trials are exhausted, the program will end with a suitable message.

Implementation Details

• The program generates a random number between a predefined range (e.g., 1 to 100).
• The user has limited attempts (K tries) to guess the number.
• At each guess, the program provides a hint:
  • If the guessed number is higher, it tells the user to guess lower.
  • If the guessed number is lower, it tells the user to guess higher.
• If the user guesses correctly, they win.
• If all attempts are exhausted, the game reveals the correct number.

Approach:

To implement the game, we need to follow the steps listed below:

• Generate a random number using the Math.random() method.
• Take user input using Scanner.
• Compare the guess with the random number and provide feedback.
• Limit the number of attempts using a loop.
• Handle edge cases (e.g., invalid inputs).

Implementation:

The below Java program demonstrates the number-guessing game:

// Java Program to demonstrates the Number guessing game
import java.util.Scanner;

public class Geeks {
    
    public static void guessingNumberGame()
    {
        <