Integer Operations Game: Random Practice with Instant Feedback

① This GeoGebra example is an interactive game for practicing integer arithmetic, where random problems are generated and users input answers to receive immediate feedback. ② The core mathematical concepts include integer operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), random number generation, conditional logic, and user input handling; although the original tags mention geometric distribution, logarithmic functions, step functions, volume, and triangles, the actual activity focuses on integer arithmetic. ③ Construction details: The Random command generates random integers a and b; a Textfield and an input box (CasillaDeEntrada1) collect the user's answer; the If command evaluates correctness and updates feedback texts (texto1, texto2); a button (botón1) triggers new problem generation; objects include variables a, b, s, c. ④ This is suitable for upper elementary to middle school students for practicing integer operations, and can be used in classroom interactive teaching or self-study to enhance arithmetic fluency through gamified exercises.