The NUMber GAME by Paul Jones. ½ Copyright to Paul Jones and Atari 
Computing 1997.

Disclaimer
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In the event of any damaged caused to your computer by this program 
(very unlikely) then Paul Jones or anyone at Atari Computing cannot be 
held responcible.

Introduction
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This program is designed as an example of using the SUB and FUNCTION 
routines in HBASIC, along with the maths functions. The source is was 
created in version 1, but will compile in version 2 as is, and comes 
with a compiled TOS version. Even the source is explained in the file 
EXPLAIN.TXT!

The idea of the game
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The main idea of the game is to correctly guess a number that the 
computer generates. The computer will tell you if the number you've 
chosen is above or below the generated one, and also how many turns 
you've had. 

Instructions
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The program starts with asking you for a random number gene. This is 
needed for the main game to random generate a number, so type in any 
number from the range specified.

You start at turn 1. Every time you input a new number the number of 
turns increases. The computer asks you for a number. If the number you 
chose is above/below that of the generated one, it will tell you. The 
computer also tells you the range of what you've typed in too.

If you want to quit, choose a number above 1000, since the generated 
number is always between 1 and 999.

When/if you choose the right number the computer will ask you do you 
want another game. Pressing the 'y' key will start again, pressing 'n' 
will quit and anything else will be ignored.

Feedback
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Email: paulat.jones@zetnet.co.uk
URL: http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/pjones/home.htm

Or via the Atari Computing office by sending a mail to them.