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1. Math Quiz: Write a Python program(math_quiz.py) that displays simple arithmetic problems and asks users for the answer. The program has two functions: ➤ Create the following constants: RANDOM_MAX_NUM: Initialize with 20 (upper range for randomly selecting two numbers for math RANDOM_MAX_OP: Initialize with 4 (upper range for randomly selecting a number between 1 and 4) problem) main() > Initializes counters for score (number correct) and number of tries Calls fMathQuiz() > Uses Boolean value returned by fMathQuiz() to see if user was right or wrong ➤ Updates user's score and number of attempts appropriately Asks user if they want to play again (y or n) Validate user's response. Ask again if what user entered is not y or n >If user entered y, loop back for another math problem >If user entered n, "Your score: N correct in M attempts." and quit the program fMathQuiz() > Chooses two different random integers between 1 and RANDOM_MAX_NUM (inclusive) Randomly picks one of the following four arithmetic operators: +, -, *, // (use RANDOM_MAX_OP) > Computes correct answer for chosen numbers and operator, but does not display it ➤ Displays the arithmetic problem using the two numbers and the operator Examples: 19 // 3 = 5-3 = 14 * 2 = Waits for the user to enter an answer >If user's answer is correct, print "Correct!" and return True >If user's answer is wrong, print "Wrong! Correct answer is:" with the correct answer, and return False

1. Math Quiz: Write a Python program(math_quiz.py) that displays simple arithmetic problems and asks users for the answer. The program has two functions: ➤ Create the following constants: RANDOM_MAX_NUM: Initialize with 20 (upper range for randomly selecting two numbers for math RANDOM_MAX_OP: Initialize with 4 (upper range for randomly selecting a number between 1 and 4) problem) main() > Initializes counters for score (number correct) and number of tries Calls fMathQuiz() > Uses Boolean value returned by fMathQuiz() to see if user was right or wrong ➤ Updates user's score and number of attempts appropriately Asks user if they want to play again (y or n) Validate user's response. Ask again if what user entered is not y or n >If user entered y, loop back for another math problem >If user entered n, "Your score: N correct in M attempts." and quit the program fMathQuiz() > Chooses two different random integers between 1 and RANDOM_MAX_NUM (inclusive) Randomly picks one of the following four arithmetic operators: +, -, *, // (use RANDOM_MAX_OP) > Computes correct answer for chosen numbers and operator, but does not display it ➤ Displays the arithmetic problem using the two numbers and the operator Examples: 19 // 3 = 5-3 = 14 * 2 = Waits for the user to enter an answer >If user's answer is correct, print "Correct!" and return True >If user's answer is wrong, print "Wrong! Correct answer is:" with the correct answer, and return False

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Database System Concepts
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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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1. Math Quiz: Write a Python program(math_quiz.py) that displays simple arithmetic problems and asks users for the answer. The program has two functions: ➤ Create the following constants: RANDOM_MAX_NUM: Initialize with 20 (upper range for randomly selecting two numbers for math RANDOM_MAX_OP: Initialize with 4 (upper range for randomly selecting a number between 1 and 4) main() problem) Initializes counters for score (number correct) and number of tries > Calls fMathQuiz() > Uses Boolean value returned by fMathQuiz() to see if user was right or wrong > Updates user's score and number of attempts appropriately Asks user if they want to play again (y or n) Validate user's response. Ask again if what user entered is not y or n >If user entered y, loop back for another math problem >If user entered n, "Your score: N correct in M attempts." and quit the program fMathQuiz() ➤ Chooses two different random integers between 1 and RANDOM_MAX_NUM (inclusive) ➤ Randomly picks one of the following four arithmetic operators: +, -, *, // (use RANDOM_MAX_OP) > Computes correct answer for chosen numbers and operator, but does not display it ➤ Displays the arithmetic problem using the two numbers and the operator Examples: 19 // 3 = 5-3= 14 * 2 = > Waits for the user to enter an answer >If user's answer is correct, print "Correct!" and return True >If user's answer is wrong, print "Wrong! Correct answer is:" with the correct answer, and return False
Transcribed Image Text:1. Math Quiz: Write a Python program(math_quiz.py) that displays simple arithmetic problems and asks users for the answer. The program has two functions: ➤ Create the following constants: RANDOM_MAX_NUM: Initialize with 20 (upper range for randomly selecting two numbers for math RANDOM_MAX_OP: Initialize with 4 (upper range for randomly selecting a number between 1 and 4) main() problem) Initializes counters for score (number correct) and number of tries > Calls fMathQuiz() > Uses Boolean value returned by fMathQuiz() to see if user was right or wrong > Updates user's score and number of attempts appropriately Asks user if they want to play again (y or n) Validate user's response. Ask again if what user entered is not y or n >If user entered y, loop back for another math problem >If user entered n, "Your score: N correct in M attempts." and quit the program fMathQuiz() ➤ Chooses two different random integers between 1 and RANDOM_MAX_NUM (inclusive) ➤ Randomly picks one of the following four arithmetic operators: +, -, *, // (use RANDOM_MAX_OP) > Computes correct answer for chosen numbers and operator, but does not display it ➤ Displays the arithmetic problem using the two numbers and the operator Examples: 19 // 3 = 5-3= 14 * 2 = > Waits for the user to enter an answer >If user's answer is correct, print "Correct!" and return True >If user's answer is wrong, print "Wrong! Correct answer is:" with the correct answer, and return False
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