Lesson goal: For loops and making math practice problems

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You can use a for loop and the math.random function to make a list of math practice problems. You might want to review how to create random numbers from an earlier lesson.

Now you try. Try constructing a `for` loop that will count from 1 to 10 or so. Use `print` to display a math problem that someone could practice with.

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This code is supposed to make multiplcation practice problems, but won't run as-is. Fix the for i=, do line to count through about 10 problems or so (1..10). Next, fix the math.random statements to choose random numbers within the range of numbers you want to have in your problems. Dismiss.

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Lesson goal: For loops and making math practice problems

Now you try. Try constructing a for loop that will count from 1 to 10 or so. Use print to display a math problem that someone could practice with.

Now you try. Try constructing a `for` loop that will count from 1 to 10 or so. Use `print` to display a math problem that someone could practice with.