Hello, I made a program that generates a random number between 1 and 100 then it tries to guess it using binary search... It works perfectly, the only thing is that it's kinda slow, may be it's the search methode I used... I don't know, anyways, here's the code, please tell me if it can be improved :)
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my $max = 100; my $min = 1; my @numbers = $min..$max; my $target = int(1 + rand 100); my $interval; my $guess; my $result = 3; while ($result!=1) { $interval = $max - $min; $guess = $min + int($interval/2); print "\$result = $result; \$min = $min; \$max = $max; \$interval = +$interval; \$guess = $guess\n"; $result = &check; ($result == 0) && ($min = $guess); ($result == 2) && ($max = $guess); } sub check { print "\$guess = $guess; \$target = $target\n\n"; ($guess < $target) ? 0 : ($guess > $target) ? 2 : 1; }

In reply to Number gussing game by juwaidah1990

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