hello! cool program! instead of just picking a random number for the code this can be done! :

import random
import os
num = random.randint(1,100)#can be  more than just a hundred

# something to spice it up:
guesses = 15#edit this to your liking
print(num)
for i in range(guesses):
  
  num_guess = int(input("What is your guess?\n>"))
  try:   
    if num_guess > num:
      os.system('clear')
      print("Too high!\nYou have "+str(guesses)+" more guesses!")
      guesses = guesses - 1    
    elif num_guess < num:
      os.system('clear')
      print("Too low!\nYou have "+str(guesses)+" More guesses")
      guesses = guesses - 1
    
    else:
      os.system('clear')
      print("You got it!\nWith "+str(guesses)+" guesses left!")
      break
      guesses = guesses - 1
 
  except:
    os.system('clear')
    print("Enter a number!!")
    break
  if guesses == 0:
    print("Oh no! You ran out of guesses!! The number was: "+str(num))

str() basically tells python it is a string, because if you just put

variable = 1234
print("Hello, "+variable)

That will generate an error, because python thinks you are trying to add the string Hello, with the number 1234 which is impossible.

Thanks for reading!!

Also line 34 there is an extra )

You have an error

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