Computers and Technology, 10.03.2020 18:44 ashiteru123

Create a math game that contains 4 methods (besides the main method). In the math game the user will choose if they will practice multiplication, division, addition or subtraction. Their selection will call the appropriate method. Each method is a void method that has the user practice at least 5 math problems. The method should print problems, ask the user for input, tell the user if they got it correct and at the end tells them how many the user got correct. Each time the game is played the numbers should be different.

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