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This program is to ask the user N number of math (using only +, -, *, and /) questions. Once the program start it asks the user to enter how many questions will be asked (N, which is between 3-10). Then, the program asks N questions to the user. Each question will be one of four math operations (+, -, *, and /). The operation and operands will be selected randomly in your program. Operand are "unsigned short" between 0 and 100. After N questions, program exits by showing success score (number of correct / number of all questions).
Sample Run
Enter number of questions I need to ask: 5
1) 3 + 4 = 6
Incorrect, 7 was the answer.
1) 8 - 4 = 4
Correct
1) 5 * 6= 30
Correct
1) 5 - 345= -300
Incorrect, it should be -340.
1) 0-0=0
Correct
Your success rate is 60%.
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