Complete the check_solution() function that takes the following 3 integer parameters:

1. The parameter user_solution that is assigned the user's answer to the mathematical expression generated by the quiz.
2. The parameter solution that is assigned the actual solution to the mathematical expression generated by the quiz.
3. The parameter correct_answer_count that is assigned the number of questions the user has currently answered correctly.

The check_solution() function needs to check whether the user_solution and the solution are the same. If they are, the function should print "Correct" and then increment correct_answer_count by 1. Otherwise, the function should print "Incorrect". Finally, the function should return the correct_answer_count. Some examples of the function being used are shown below.

For example:

Test	Result
count = 5 user_solution = 10 solution = 10 count = check_solution(user_solution, solution, count) print("The correct count is now", count)	Correct The correct count is now 6
count = 5 user_solution = 10 solution = 7 count = check_solution(user_solution, solution, count) print("The correct count is now", count)	Incorrect The correct count is now 5