#include <iostream>#include <cstdlib>using namespace std;/* This returns a random number between min and max. Don't worry   too much how it does what it does for now. */int RandomNumber(int min, int max) {  return rand()%(max-min+1)+min; }int main() {  // This seeds the random number generator with the current  // time so that we will get different numbers every time  // we run it.  srand(time(0));    // Prints the programs title.  cout << "The random number guessing game!" << endl       << "The answer is between 1 and 100!" << endl;      // This variable stores the correct answer.  int answer = RandomNumber(1, 100);    // This variable stores the users guess.  int users_guess;    do // Do everything in the curly brackets while users     // guess doesn't equal the answer   {    // Print message asking user for guess.    cout << "What is your guess? ";        // Get the users response.    cin >> users_guess;        // If guess is bigger than answer, tell user it was too high.    if(users_guess > answer)     cout << "Nope, too high." << endl;        // If guess is smaller than answer, tell user it was too low.     if(users_guess < answer)     cout << "Nope, too low." << endl;   }  while(users_guess != answer);    // The user has guessed the answer, let them know.  cout << "You win! Good job." << endl;    // If you're using Dev-C++ this line will keep the  // program from quitting before the user can see what we  // wrote.  system("pause"); }