Fun Number Guessing Game

Problem Addressed

This skill targets a narrow use case: wrapping a simple console number-guessing toy into a tool that can be started from conversation. It does not process business data and does not depend on external services. The concrete job is to let a user quickly enter a guessing interaction, choose a difficulty, receive high or low hints, validate input, and review the final score and guess count.

How It Works

The core workflow is a Python 3.7+ guessing loop. After launch, it asks the player to choose Easy, Medium, or Hard, then generates a random target number within the corresponding range. The player submits a guess via user_num; the system first checks that the input is a pure number, then compares it with the target and returns a hint. It tracks the number of guesses and ends the round when the target is found or the allowed attempts are exhausted, then calculates the score and allows a new round or exit. The documented parameters include game_level and user_num, where the first controls difficulty and the second carries the player's guessed number.

Boundaries And Notes

It is suitable for demos, teaching, lightweight interaction, or testing a tool-invocation flow. It is not intended for scenarios requiring login, persistence, anti-cheating, leaderboards, or complex game rules. Notes: difficulty changes both number range and allowed guesses; text or symbols are treated as invalid input; rounds can be restarted repeatedly without a global attempt cap.