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 Guess the hidden number 


Hello everyone so here is my another code , It is a game in which a number is hidden a the user have to guess the number their are 10 chances to guess that number , after each guess it will tell the number you entered is bigger than hidden number or smaller. Enjoy the game. 

x=25
print("In this game you have to guess the number which is hidden,\nYou have 10 chances to guess the hidden number")
chances=1
while(True):
    guess=int(input("Now enter your number\n"))

    if guess==x:
        print("Congrats you won by",chances,"guesses" )
        opinion=input("To play again write yes and to exit write exit\n")
        opinion.upper()
        if opinion=='Yes':
            continue
        else:
            print("Hope you enjoyed the game")
            break
    if guess>x :
        print("Your number is bigger than hidden number\nTry again",chances,"chances used")


    if guess<x:
        print("Your number is smaller than hidden number\nTry again", chances, "chances used")

    print(10-chances,"chances left")
    chances = chances + 1
    if chances==10:
        print("Game over")
        opinion = input("To play again write yes and to exit write exit\n")
        opinion.upper()
        if opinion == 'Yes':
            continue
        else:
            print("Hope you enjoyed the game")
            break

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