Stuck on using classes to create a game

Python
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What i need to do is create a class called MathGame that has the following methods:

  1. One method randomly creates a mathematical expression consisting of 2 numbers and a randomly generated mathematical operator (example 3 + 4=)

  2. One method prints the equation to the screen

  3. One method gets the correct answer

  4. One method gets the user’s answer and tells them if they are correct or not

The problem I am having is I think I have 1 and 2 but not sure how to do 3 and 4 here is my code so far:

import random

class MathGame:
    maxGuesses = 15
    correctNumber = 0
    numAttempts = 0

    
    def _init_(self, maximumGuesses):
        self.maxGuesses = maixmumGuesses

    def generateNumber(self, min, max):
        self.correctNumber = random.randint(min,max)


    def guessCorrect(self, value):
        resturnAnswer = False

        if(self.correctNumber == value):
            returnAnswer = True

        return returnAnswer

    def guessWrong(self, value):
        returnAnswer = False

        if(self.correctNumber != value):
            returnAnswer = True


        return returnAnswer

    def userNumber(value):
        num1 = input(int())
        num2 = input(int())


    def mathOperators():
        add = ('+')
        sub = ('-')
        mult = ('*')
        div = ('/')

    def equation():
        equ = str('num1', 'random.mathOperators', 'num2', '=')
        print('equ')
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Hello there.

That all sounds summed up in getters and setters.
Originally, I would recommend this resource: Python Properties
But, I cannot stand the webpage, so G4G might work just as well: Getters and Setters

Hope this helps

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