You wrote a program to allow the user to guess a number. Complete the code to give the user feedback. :
# Tell the user the guess was correct.
print("You were correct!")
keepGoing = False
else:
print("You were wrong.")

The complete program is:

import random

keepGoing = True

num = random.randint(0,9)  

guess = int(input("Your guess: "))

while keepGoing == True:

   if num == guess:

       print("You were correct!")

       keepGoing = False

   else:

       print("You were wrong.")

       guess = int(input("Your guess: "))

       keepGoing = True

Explanation:

To answer this program, I let the computer generate a random number, then let the user make a guess.

This imports the random module

import random

This initializes a Boolean variable keepGoing to True

keepGoing = True

Generate a random number

num = random.randint(0,9)  

Let the user take a guess

guess = int(input("Your guess: "))

The loop is repeated until the user guesses right

while keepGoing == True:

Compare user input to the random number

   if num == guess:

If they are the same, then the user guessed right

       print("You were correct!")

Update keepGoing to False

       keepGoing = False

If otherwise,

   else:

then the user guessed wrong

       print("You were wrong.")

Prompt the user for another number

       guess = int(input("Your guess: "))

Update keepGoing to True

       keepGoing = True

Complete the code below, which is an alternative way to give the user the same hints.

    if guess == correct:

       # Tell the user the guess was correct.

       print("You were correct!")

       keepGoing = False

elif guess < correct

:

       print("Guess higher.")

else

:

       print("Guess lower.")

Explanation:

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