## Guessing Game
import time
def numberGuess(min, max): #trying to think of making the program more robot using the min, max but if declared in the program it isn't necessary per se
    guesses = 1 #added a guess counter so I can put the program in a loop instead of repeating code
    while guesses < 8: #loop of 8 guesses, as per original program
        middle = int((max + min)/2)
        answer = input("Is your number [H]igher, [L]ower or the [S]ame as {}? ".format(middle)).upper() #added a ?
        if answer == "H":
            min = middle
        elif answer == "L":
            max = middle
        else:
            print("Your number is {}, it took me".format(middle), guesses, "guesses") #reformatted so that this works in my loop style
            time.sleep(1)
            quit()
        guesses += 1 #increases guess counter so that the game ends appropriately
    print("Your number is {}, it took me 8 guesses".format(middle))
    time.sleep(1)
    quit()

print("Think of a number between 1 and 100")
time.sleep(1)
numberGuess(0, 100)
#I'm thinking a better version of this would be to strip out JUST the number check, then use the number check function in the main program, in a loop...