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Create a custom command block
Name it as "Number guessing game"
The problem doesn't say which palette category to use, so any color is okay. We will use gray for this lesson.
Using two ASK blocks, one before and one inside the loop, is one way to avoid the bug described on page 3, with the advantage that a different text can be used when re-asking to make it clear that the player is still guessing the same secret number, not a new one.
Another solution would be to put ANSWER into another script variable, whose initial value should be something that isn't a number between 1 and 10. (Snap! actually initializes variables to 0, but it's good style not to depend on that, if it actually affects the program logic.)