Java Multiple Choice Quiz Program Tutorial #31

[@alexlorenlee]

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[@mikmikcortez426]

how to insert passed and failed condition in this java tutorial? I have tried to run different types but nothing comes out right but the program runs with an initial score, I just made an if and else with ( type > 0) for example 2/10 failed or 9/10 passed.

[@rodrigomarques1633]

When i started programming in Java, your tutorials have helped me a lot. I've sad when you stopped with them, but i'm glad that you are back! I love your videos and hope you continue them. (If i've made a mistake writing, i apologize, i am from Brazil and still learning english too).

[@athayahan1525]

yooo he's back!!🎉

[@DevMalu]

Alex, really thank you so much for your videos! Your tutorials help a lot who is starting, including, you help all over the world, I'm from Brazil. I'm at the beginning of college and I watch your videos every night to study Java, thank you!❤❤

[@Unconqueredxd]

I'm in college right now and loving these videos. I just started learning so it's great to have these videos. I challenge anybody who reads this and is learning to program to add more to this program for practice! What I did was instead of all the questions coming at once and answering all at once, make it so the program asks 1 at a time and you answer 1 at a time. Another small addition to this is add an else statement that tells the user which question they got wrong. My code for this: public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); String[] answerKey = {"c","d","a"}; String[] responses = {"","",""}; System.out.println("What is 2+2? "); System.out.println("a) 2"); System.out.println("b) 3"); System.out.println("c) 4"); System.out.println("d) 5"); String input1 = scan.nextLine(); System.out.println("What is 2+3? "); System.out.println("a) 2"); System.out.println("b) 3"); System.out.println("c) 4"); System.out.println("d) 5"); String input2 = scan.nextLine(); System.out.println("What is 3+3? "); System.out.println("a) 6"); System.out.println("b) 3"); System.out.println("c) 4"); System.out.println("d) 5"); String input3 = scan.nextLine(); responses[0] = input1; responses[1] = input2; responses[2] = input3; int score = 0; for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { if(responses[i].equalsIgnoreCase(answerKey[i])) { score++; } else { System.out.println("Your answer of "+responses[i]+" is incorrect for question "+ (i+1)); } } System.out.println("Score: " + score + "/3"); }

[@magnoliasigningsmobilenota6226]

I'm presently learning Java and this is my first project! Thank you for explaining everything in such a way I could follow along, and I actually learned something ❤

[@NiceChange]

Love this. Nice work. Exactly what I needed at the time I needed it. Thanks.

[@JoeysWoodShed]

This is a fantastic explanation of quiz game coding for people like me who are just beginners, great video.

[@misszombiesue]

You asked if we enjoyed this video. I did. Thank you for making it :)

[@Sijo2]

Hi, Alex. I love your videos. I have learned a little java in the past but now i am going to a online bootcamp to become a software engineer. I know alot of your videos is in java, are you going to do videos of differt coding programing such as python or JavaScript.

[@Abhishek454-t4d]

Anna is back love you man from Karnataka, INDIA

[@zekabeka1234]

Hey, Alex can you soon load on your channel more complicated programm may be some of your old projects or modern projects which you would like to share with us. I just wanna see a little more complicated challenges from you. I just like all of your Java video tutorials. You have special positive vibe around which make me to learn java not an aggressive way to always be in good mood when i meet you. Please do some harder tasks: like we could solving leetcode tasks in java or something special like to do a real project in future. You are here with us more than years. We are ready to level up.

[@balloney2175]

Why not allow answering right after the question?

[@toon8945]

Hes back

[@vishwajeet5051]

Hey alex welcome back..

[@lindajustice3101]

Hey Alex can you please make a tutorial on Rest api

[@sahilrawat7966]

by looking at the choice i always end up thinking about the switch statements

[@brianreh6465]

Thanks for the video!

[@CrystallizedMUA]

I keep getting: error: reached end of file while parsing } but I can’t find the curly bracket it’s missing 😢

[@valdemar3264]

Great vid, thanks!

[@shinichi1136]

Hey alex, can you do small project like hotel system management?

[@venukaviz8324]

heyyy you are my life saver

[@tomgu1809]

how to set up Eclipse to prompt the needed package and import like u?

[@light_skit]

🙏🙌thank you for this video

[@ScreenPrintR]

Have you made a flash card program using Java?

[@iquake_]

Hey Alex, Im struggling with Java Junit in university. Do you think it'd be possible to make a video covering Junit? Thanks :)

[@davemerkury]

Great stuff Alex! Quick question, do you think using a switch statement or a map would be less verbose? Or is that just Java being Java? Lol

[@alexlorenlee]

Yea those would definitely work as well and probably better! I used basics like arrays and if statements for beginners to practice

[@davemerkury]

@@alexlorenlee yeah, you wouldn't want to scare folks 🤣🤣. I've learned a lot from you so keep doing what you do!

[@youtubecurious9000]

Martials arts is great! But java is the best! -Alex Lee (2023)

[@jsviolet]

Alex what languages are needed now in the market place ?

[@sunnymann9639]

python java C++ , c sharp, html, and just be able to pick up new languages quickly sometimes companies use their own.

[@vangayosikalam6794]

Can you tell me the compiler name

[@tech-channel5276]

He use Eclipse IDE, but i prefer Netbeans it's free.

[@grandparick3176]

Which ide is this?

[@naitik1512]

Eclipse IDE for java but i would Recommend good old VS code or code space