rand (hidden (1, 100)

    put "Please enter a number between 1 and 200"
    read "guess"

tries = "tries + 1"

exit when guess := "hidden"

Put "Graet, you got the number is "

put " "
tries, guesses

var guess, hidden, tries : int
var continue : real
randomize
put "Welcome to the wonderfull number guessing Game"
put " "

put "Guess a number between 1 and 200."
put " "
tries := 0
randint (hidden, 1, 100)
loop
    put "Please enter a number between 1 and 200"

    get guess
    tries := tries + 1
    exit when guess = hidden
end loop
put " "
put "Graet, you got the number is "
put " ", tries, guess

var guess, hidden, tries : int
% ": string, int, or real" tell the types of variables.
% int type is for integer numbers. .., -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, ..
% real type : numbers that have decimal place. 0.1, 3.14 ..
% string type : character, words, sentance... "apple", "turing" ...

var continue : real
% you didnot use this variable.

randomize

put "Welcome to the wonderful number guessing Game"
% misspell ~ wonderfull(X)

put " "
put "Guess a number between 1 and 200."
put " "

tries := 0
% When you give a value to variable, use :=, not =.
% you do not use "", when variable is for numbers (int, real types)
% Only when variable is string types, you use "".
% i.e.   number := 10
%        text := "example"

randint (hidden, 1, 100)
% Wrong syntax
% and this will produce any number between 1 and 100
% but your program says, 1 to 200

loop
    put "Please enter a number between 1 and 200"

    get guess
    % you should use 'get' to allow user to enter something.
    % also if you put "" around variable, program does not
    % recognize it as a variable.

    tries := tries + 1
    % same "" problem. tries variable is for number.
    exit when guess = hidden
    % when you compare two variables, use =, not :=.
end loop

put " "
put "Great, you got the number is ", tries, guess
% i can't understnad...
% i guess... you shoud put tries and guess separately