could someone help me with program 8 please Program 8: Write a C program that picks a random number from 1 to 100. Allow the user to guess therandom number by printing if each guess is higher or lower than the random number. If the user cannotguess the random number in 8 guesses, print out the random number picked. If the user guesses the numberin 8 or fewer guesses, print how many guesses it took the user to guess the random number.

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Program 8: Write a C program that picks a random number from 1 to 100. Allow the user to guess the random number by printing if each guess is higher or lower than the random number. If the user canno guess the random number in 8 guesses, print out the random number picked. If the user guesses the numbe

Program 8: Write a C program that picks a random number from 1 to 100. Allow the user to guess the random number by printing if each guess is higher or lower than the random number. If the user canno guess the random number in 8 guesses, print out the random number picked. If the user guesses the numbe

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