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The computer player in Programming Project 10 does not play very well inthe number guessing game, since it only makes random guesses. Modifythe program so that the computer plays a more informed game. Thespecific strategy is up to you, but you must add function(s) to the Player and Computer Player classes so that the play(Player& player1, Player& player2) function can send the results of a guess back to the computerplayer. In other words, the computer must be told if its last guess was toohigh or too low, and it also must be told if its opponent’s last guess was toohigh or too low. The computer then can use this information to revise itsnext guess. Also, add any necessary functions to allow the computer playerto play multiple consecutive games.

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