bot randomly guesses the player's number

bot-guess-num--rand.py

# resource: https://youtu.be/8ext9G7xspg?t=431
import random

min = int(input("What's the minimum integer for the number guessing game?: "))
max = int(input("What's the maximum integer for the number guessing game?: "))

# choose which game to play by calling it (end of this file - scroll down)

# player guesses which number the computer randomly chose from a range
def guess(min, max):
    random_number = random.randint(min,max)
    guess = random_number + 1
    while guess != random_number:
        guess = int(input(f"Guess a number between {min} and {max}: "))
        print(f"Great! Your guess is {guess}.")
        if guess == random_number:
            print(f"Awesome guess - the random number was {random_number}")
            exit
        elif guess > random_number:
            print(f"No cigar - your guess is too high. Try again!")
        elif guess < random_number:
            print(f"No cigar - your guess is too low. Try again!")
        #else
            #error

# computer guesses which number the player randomly chose from a range, with auto-update of range after wrong guesses to zoom in on right guess
def cguess(min, max):
    low = min
    high = max
    player_input = int(input(f"Think of a number between {min} and {max}... enter it here (don't worry, the computer won't peek!): "))
    cguess = player_input + random.randint(min-player_input+1, max-player_input-1)
    while cguess != player_input:
        cguess=random.randint(min, max)
        print(f"The computer's guess is {cguess}.")
        if cguess == player_input:
            print(f"Lucky computer - your number was {player_input}")
            exit
        elif cguess > player_input:
            print(f"No cigar - the computer's guess is too high. It's going to try again!")
            max = cguess - 1
        elif cguess < player_input:
            print(f"No cigar - the computer's guess is too low. It's going to try again!")
            min = cguess + 1

# computer guesses which number the player randomly chose from a range, with auto-update of range based on player feedback, to zoom in on right guess
def guess_game(min, max):
    # computer guesses, player gives feedback (too high, too low), guess range updated accordingly, computer guesses again, ...
    low = min
    high = max
    feedback = ''
    cguess = 0
    while feedback not in {'correct', 'c'}:
        if low != high:
            cguess=random.randint(low, high)
        else:
            print("Only one choice left!...")
            cguess=low #could be high, they're equal here
            print(f"The computer guessed {cguess} and there aren't any more choices left in the range - so your number must be {cguess}!")
            break
        feedback = input(f"Is {cguess} correct (c), too high (h), or too low (l)?: ").lower()
        if feedback in {'too high', 'h'}:
            high = cguess - 1
        elif feedback in {'too low', 'l'}:
            low = cguess + 1

    print(f"Computer guessed right! Your number was {cguess}.")

# choose which of the above games to play by calling it: either
# guess(min, max) or cguess(min, max) or guess_game(min, max)
guess_game(min,max)