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You wrote a program to allow to guess a number chosen randomly. How did you check to see whether the guess was equal to the correct answer? if guess BLANK answer: A: == B:!= C:=…

You wrote a program to allow to guess a number chosen randomly. How did you check to see whether the guess was equal to the correct answer? if guess BLANK answer: A: == B:!= C:=…
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You wrote a program to allow to guess a number chosen randomly.

How did you check to see whether the guess was equal to the correct answer?

if guess
BLANK
answer:

A: ==
B:!=
C:=

User Coen Damen
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I think that it is A as well

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