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This is my code for a random guess game and whoever has the shortest distance to number 21 wins the game. I need help with looping this game so that it would show these things:
Numbers of hands played:
Dealer Wins: Player Wins:
and if the player randon guess is 21 the code would then exit and say thanks for playing.

import random

win = 21

dealer = 50

print('Player pick a number between 1-100')

guess = random.randint(0,100)

print('Player Guess:')

print(guess)

dealerdist = abs(dealer-win)

playerdist = abs(guess-win)

if (playerdist > dealerdist):

print('Dealer Wins!')

if (playerdist < dealerdist):

print('Player Wins!')

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