feat: add guessing game project with README and instructions #46
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📌 Description
This pull request adds a beginner-friendly Python project: a simple Guessing Game where the player must guess a number between 1 and 100 in 7 attempts.
It is designed for Python learners to practice:
📁 Added
guessing-game/guessing-game.py: The full game logic in English, well-commented.guessing-game/README.md: A complete readme with instructions, output example, and learning topics covered.📚 Motivation
This contribution follows the style and intent of the repository — small, didactic Python projects for beginners. I’ve included clear structure and documentation to help others understand and run the code easily.
🙋♂️ Author
VictorMelkor
Feel free to suggest improvements — I'm open to feedback and would be happy to iterate on this.
📄 License
MIT License