In the last chapter there was an exercise that asked you to create a multiplication game for kids. Improve your program from that exercise to keep track of the number of right and wrong answers. At the end of the program, print a message that varies depending on how many questions the player got right.

        import random



        # initialize the right and wrong counters to 0
        
        right = 0
        
        wrong = 0
        
        
        
        # loop until the player wants to stop
        
        while True:
        
          # generate two random numbers between 1 and 10
        
          a = random.randint(1, 11)
        
          b = random.randint(1, 11)
        
          # compute the correct answer
        
          correct_answer = a * b
        
          # get the answer from the player
        
          answer = int(input(f"What is {a} * {b}? "))
        
          # check if the answer is correct
        
          if answer == correct_answer:
        
            # if it is, increment the right counter
        
            right += 1
        
            # print a positive message
        
            print("Correct!")
        
          else:
        
            # if it is not, increment the wrong counter
        
            wrong += 1
        
            # print a negative message
        
            print("Incorrect.")
        
          # ask the player if they want to continue
        
          cont = input("Continue? (y/n) ")
        
          if cont != "y":
        
            # if they don't want to continue, exit the loop
        
            break
        
        
        
        # print a message based on the number of right answers
        
        if right == 0:
        
          print("You didn't get any right :(")
        
        elif right == 1:
        
          print("You got one right!")
        
        else:
        
          print(f"You got {right} right!")

    

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 Expected output:

What is 9 * 5? 45
Correct!
Continue? (y/n) y
What is 10 * 10? 100
Correct!
Continue? (y/n) y
What is 3 * 1? 3
Correct!
Continue? (y/n) y
What is 5 * 3? 15
Correct!
Continue? (y/n) n
You got 4 right!
        

This program first imports the random module and initializes the right and wrong counters to 0. It then enters a loop that continues until the player wants to stop. Inside the loop, it generates two random numbers between 1 and 10, computes the correct answer, gets the answer from the player, checks if the answer is correct, and increments the right counter or the wrong counter accordingly. It also asks the player if they want to continue and exits the loop if they don't. Finally, it prints a message based on the number of right answers.