Rename Guess Random Number to Guess Random Number.py

[sazzycooltehc]

added py extension to make the app runnable in server and for understanding

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a fundamental aspect of script identification by renaming a Python file to include its proper .py extension. This change is essential for ensuring the script is correctly recognized and executed in various environments, as well as enhancing its clarity and maintainability for anyone interacting with the codebase.

Highlights

• File Renaming: The file "Guess Random Number" has been renamed to "Guess Random Number.py" to correctly identify it as a Python script.
• Improved Runnability and Clarity: Adding the .py extension ensures the application is recognized as a Python file, making it runnable in server environments and improving its overall understanding for developers.

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Code Review

Thank you for your contribution. Renaming the file to include the .py extension is a good change that improves clarity and ensures the script is runnable in standard Python environments. While reviewing, I noticed a few opportunities to improve the code's robustness and adherence to common Python practices. My specific feedback is provided in the comments below.