2.5 Code Practice

Copy and paste the following code into the sandbox window. Modify the code so that the user is asked to multiply two random numbers from 1 to 10

inclusive.

import random

random. seed (1,10)

a = random. randint (1,10)

b = random. randint (1,10)

print ("What is: " + str (a) + " X " + str (b) + "?")

ans = int (input ("Your answer: "))

if (a * b = = ans):

print ("Correct!")

else:

print ("Incorrect!")

The code solution is written in Python.

import random num1 = random. randint (1,10) num2 = random. randint (1,10) print (num1 * num2)

Explanation:

Firstly, we need two random integers from 1 to 10.

To generate the two random numbers from 1 to 10 we can use Python randint () method. We can import the random module (Line 1).

Next, we use dot notation to call the randint () method and pass two values, 1 and 10, as input arguments (Line 2-3). The two input arguments will ensure the randint () will only generate integer between 1 to 10 inclusive. The two random generated integers are stored in variable num1 and num2, respectively

At last, we multiply num1 and num2 and print the result to terminal (Line 5).