python exercise 3

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 # no of guesses 5

# print no of guesses left
# No of guesses he took to finish
# game over


print ("guess a number")
i = 0
while (i <=5):
    i = i + 1

    n = int(input("guess number:"))
    if n>18:
        print("enter smaller number\n no of guesses remain", 5-i)

    elif n<18:
        print ("enter greater number\n no of guesses remain", 5-i)

    elif n == 18:
        print('Guess is right☺️')
        i = i + 1
        break
    if i>=5:
        print ("game over")






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