/*  Complete the program below.  */

import java.util.Scanner;  // Scanner reads user input from the keyboard

public class MathQuizPart4 {

    // test driver for methods in MathQuiz class
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in); // needed for user input

        // call the method here to display the welcome message

        // use generateRandomNumber to generate two random numbers
        // between 1 and 50 and store them in variables

        // call askQuestion here to ask a math question
        // and store the user's answer in a variable

        // call giveFeedback here to tell user if they are correct or not


        scanner.close();  // close the scanner
    } // main

    // Display a welcome message
    public static void displayWelcomeMessage() {
        // copy and paste the code from MathQuizPart1.java here
    } // displayWelcomeMessage

     // Generate a random number within a range
     public static int generateRandomNumber(int min, int max) {
        // copy and past code from MathQuizPart2.java here
     } // generateRandomNumber

    // Ask the user to guess the sum of num1 and num2 and return the user's answer
    // Note:  Scanner must be passed in from main.
    // DO NOT CREATE A NEW SCANNER in this method.
    // Use ONE Scanner for System.in within one program.
    public static int askQuestion(int num1, int num2, Scanner input) {
        // copy and paste code from MathQuizPart3.java here
    } // askQuestion

    // Provide feedback
    public static void giveFeedback(int guess, int sum) {
        // write the code here to provide feedback
        // if the guess is correct, print "Correct!"
        // if the guess is incorrect, print "Incorrect. The correct answer is " + sum
    } // giveFeedback


} // class MathQuiz