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Py: 13. Quiz Implementation

 

Just looking for another "Real Life Problem" basic problem that can be automated and here I got an idea to make a basic quiz system,

The program takes user choices and calculates the total based on the user inputs. Excited, Let's Start,

Step 1:  Just Copy paste the code below in a file and save it with extension .py

def quiz():
    print("This is a simple gk quiz, Here you will get 4 marks for right answer and -1 mark for wrong answer.")
    name=input("please enter your name: ")
    print("*",name,"*welcome in the quiz:")
    print("Q1. What is the height of Qutub minar?")
    first_question=input("A. 82 m \nB. 73 m:\n")
    if first_question=='B':
        number=0
        print('Correct answer')
        number=(number+4)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    else:
        print('Wrong answer')
        number=(number-1)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    print("Q2. Is Dog a faithful animal?")    
    second_question=input("A. Yes \nB. No\n")
    if second_question=="A":
        print("Correct answer")
        number=(number+4)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    else:
        print("Wrong answer")
        number=(number-1)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    print("Q3. How many colour are there in a rainbow?")
    third_question=input("A. 8 \nB. 7\n")
    if third_question=="B":
        print("Correct answer")
        number=(number+4)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    else:
        print('Wrong answer')
        number=(number-1)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    print("Q4. Who wrote India's national anthem? ")
    fourth_question=input("A. Ravindra nath tagore \nB. Javaharlal nahru\n")
    if fourth_question=="A":
        print('Correct answer')
        number=(number+4)
        print("YOUR SCORE",number)
    else:
        print('Wrong answer')
        number=(number-1)
        print("YOUR SCORE",number)
    print("Q5. How many consonants are there in English alphabet?")
    fifth_question=input("A. 26 \nB. 21:\n")
    if fifth_question=="B":
        print('Correct answer')
        number=(number+4)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    else:
        print('Wrong answer')
        number=(number-1)
        print("YOUR SCORE: ",number)
    print("Your total score is ",number,"out of 20")
quiz()
The Output:


Now Cheers !😊




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