# Guess the Number Game

This is a simple number-guessing game written in Rust while learning from The Rust Programming Language book.

Features:

• Generates a random number between 1 and 100.
• Prompts the user to guess the number.
• Provides feedback on whether the guess is too high, too low, or correct.
• Uses colored text for a more engaging experience (requires the colored library).

How to Play:

1. Run the program using cargo run (or rustc main.rs && ./main).
2. The game will prompt you to input your guess.
3. Enter a number between 1 and 100 and press Enter.
4. The game will provide feedback on your guess.
5. Keep guessing until you get the correct number!

Code Structure:

1. Use Statements:

   • use rand::Rng;: Imports functionality for generating random numbers.
   • use std::cmp::Ordering;: Provides comparison methods for numbers.
   • use std::io;: Allows for input/output operations.
   • use colored::*;: Enables colored text output (from the colored crate).

2. Main Function:

   • Generates a random number using rand::thread_rng().gen_range(1..=100).
   • Starts a loop that continues until the correct number is guessed.
     • Prompts the user for input.
     • Reads the user's guess from the console.
     • Parses the guess into a u32 number.
     • Compares the guess to the secret number using cmp.
     • Provides feedback based on the comparison.
     • Prints a victory message and breaks the loop if the guess is correct.

Dependencies:

• The colored crate is required for colored text output. Install it using cargo add colored.

Learning Objectives:

• This project demonstrates basic Rust concepts such as:
  • Variables and data types (u32, String)
  • User input/output (print, read_line)
  • Control flow (loop)
  • Comparison operators (match)
  • String manipulation (trim, parse)
  • Error handling (expect)
  • Random number generation (rand::Rng, gen_range)
  • Using external crates (colored)