Python quiz game 💯

[@archerx91x60]

Thank you so much. I'm taking a python class right now in school and I'm pretty sure you're videos will teach me more then my professor will. I hope I can master this

[@BroCodez]

thanks for watching Archer!

[@luigi4204]

Do you master this now?

[@f-s_interpreter]

@@BroCodez questions_num = 0 for key in questions: print(key) print("-----------------------------------") for value in options[questions_num]: print(value) questions_num += 1 I thinks it is easier Thank u!!!!!!!

[@67k]

hows it coming along?

[@meekaaresaba1721]

@@f-s_interpreter

[@davidmcdade9951]

I love your clear, concise explanation and code. As usual, another great video!

[@BroCodez]

Thanks for watching David!

[@Uhmatmcr]

honestly thank you the other video about quizzes didn't work but yours did

[@MuhammadArshad-vv4xx]

Sir, I love this way to teach in detail,each and every aspect of quiz game❤❤❤❤❤

[@davidcalebpaterson7101]

Finally understood this code, even though I think there are more efficient or easier ways to write this project since not all the connections between elements were clear. but it is nice to see this so I can challenge myself and find another way. Good stuff thanks Bro. 👌

[@BroCodez]

thanks for the input. I was trying to record something understandable to most people, rather than something efficient but cryptic.

[@francismannion7075]

Thank you that was clear and easy to understand.

[@miles_walker]

I'm new to Python, but have done basic programming in MATLAB. This was very helpful for understanding the syntax of Python covering quite a few basic concepts - thank you!

[@JonBraydenCodes]

This video is really amazing and help me a lot in exploring the python.

[@CarlJohnson-dr3tv]

Commenting to beat the youtube algorithm, I wanna thank you, i paid $30 for a shitty course and couldn understand shit, you made everything clear thank you

[@BroCodez]

thanks Carl!

[@lastwaveundergroundsaviour7037]

Thanks, ive gone from your Java tutorials now to Python. Loving it

[@hannsalmasan5459]

Man you just save my time from thinking what system i should create and I'm so thankfull that you make this video, great job and keep creating.

[@StacieButler-h1n]

I love your quiz game video for Java. Do you have one for Python that uses Tkinter?

[@henal05]

Brother you are a saviour. We had to make a project on pandas and everyone were doing the same old managing project but me and my friend came across your quiz. We took the main program from your video and then modified it and made it a nice descriptive quiz with different sections and emojis and also made graphs. Tomorrow are my practicals and I am again seeing your video so that I can explain it better to the examiner Again thank you so so much🙆

[@grigoldvali4124]

Thanks for this game!!!!!

[@simontheuns7280]

Thank you for the quiz, i really love your content and keep going!

[@fazeasta6481]

Great video I’m doing my Create task right now This is my inspiration for my game.

[@salatatoe6812]

Hooooooooooooly crap this video is just perfect for my programming task in uni. Thanks bro you saved my evening! What an awesome video! Gonna sub right now.

[@RhombusDaily]

Thanks! Helped a lot to understand a lot of things!

[@Verzach3]

U are the best!

[@alirezafarzin3126]

Thank you soooooooooo much Bro. I used to hate studying but with your course I fell in love with Python.I wish the Best for you and thanks thanks thanks again!!and again:)

[@ajetsfan]

BRO...this is awesome, thank you for being such a bro

[@airlanggak5391]

thanks so much for sharing!

[@charlespermezel7630]

I first of all this is a really good video you re explaining really well so thank you for that, i just wanted to ask you if you can do a video about making the same game but using random so that the question orders changes each time you play ? (sorry for bad english im french)

[@GaBeKool]

Add „import random“ at the top of the document. Type questions = [„question 1“, question 2“ …..] and let the computer choose your questions by typing „question = random.choice(questions)“. You can then display „question“.

[@GeForce1080]

@@GaBeKool thx bro

[@piotrkopcewicz5227]

great tutorial !! that was tough. Thanks

[@stickydamper]

Tkank you :-)

[@yiorgoskatopodis]

Bro, that one was superb!!! Congrats!!!

[@yourroboticfriendexe4907]

YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@libaaxalee]

Thank you very much, the helped reduce my headache as I kept making mistake.

[@melaniebenitez8851]

Thank you so much this helped lots!

[@rishabh6485]

correct_guesses += check_answer(questions.get(key), guess) In the above line of code... I am not able to understand what is the value of key...(at the video time 8:55) Please help me out...

[@vamshireddy6500]

questions.get(key) returns the ans in the dictionary - from the dictionary questions the "Who created Python?: ": "A" (who created python is the key and A is value you can call it what ever you want but the basic convention)that's the first question and who created python is the key .get is a dictionary method which returns the value for a specific key correct_guesses is a variable which is equal to 0 at the beginning when the user answers a question we need to check if its correct or wrong so every time the user answers a question we increment the value of correct_guesses. so correct_guesses = correct guesses + check_answer(questions.get(key), guess) which basically means correct guesses = 0+A, A) that's all bro check_answer is a function which is called after correct_guesses += check_answer(questions.get(key), guess) this line is executed. Hope this helps.

[@rishabh6485]

Thanks a lot☺️ This was very helpful!

[@wasimgamer1364]

@@vamshireddy6500 you are true legend!! i was so confused because i didn't know that this .get thing would get the Value and not the key. I was like "what do he want from the question!?" one question pls: if .get gets the value from the dictionary then how to get the key from the dictionary?

[@spkmusic3826]

Can you make a video about making a quiz using easy gui

[@Verzach3]

Keep the videos just like this, you explain very good

[@aliyaperetch8016]

Great game!

[@knowleg547]

Op🎉

[@acapella9436]

Nice video. I want there to be a countdown when the question comes up. how can I do it?

[@Eli-u6i3n]

ty!

[@kutay6863]

I dont understand the display score part of the code when we wrote for i in questions shouldn't it be for values in questions ---> print(questions.get(values)) bc otherwise why it didnt give the questions

[@ayushvishwakarma-up9lq]

nice tutorial

[@HanD_1964]

Very nice code. The only thing is that Guido van Rossum created Python in 1989, not 1991. So the answer is A, not B. As a Dutch guy, i need to know... Keep up the good work!

[@BroCodez]

*released in 1991

[@william0712]

thanks bro for this video, so I have a question: Python quiz games is machine learning project, right?

[@EPS08]

thanks bro it helped me alot!

[@mihiradarsh3286]

Thankyou for this

[@cattxx]

Hey guys! For this one my questions dictionary keeps shuffling while the answers stay the same - so it will print the third question first paired with the first set of answers for example. There was once I ran it and it did it right but I ran the exact same code again and it started shuffling the questions again. Any thoughts on potentially why?

[@cattxx]

I think the answers are all printing out in the order but the dictionary not - I went back to the dictionary module and it said it won't come out in any specific order; I can't find the line of code that allows it to print the dictionary keys in the same listed order, can anyone help?

[@sosovanrotha2502]

@@cattxx As of Python version 3.7, dictionaries are ordered. In Python 3.6 and earlier, dictionaries are unordered.

[@catherinetung]

@@sosovanrotha2502 omg was that the issue?? I can't believe I peeled my eyes on the screen so many times trying to find the problem. Thanks for this, that makes a lot of sense.

[@sosovanrotha2502]

@@catherinetung haha are you still learning huh?

[@catherinetung]

@@sosovanrotha2502 ahahha of course; I detoured with JS instead for a long time..haven't been able to switch too easily without feeling confused just yet

[@laliteshpandey344]

Wow thanks man! use while loop for play again and import main file.

[@anonymoustroll8062]

How you come up with this idea? like creating a program like guessing game. I always do is solve programming problem.. can you please tell me how you come up with some ideas thank you.

[@emadeldeennassar543]

Thanks a lot

[@kahitano496]

Thank you Sir, you save me.

[@died_tried]

ure cool

[@Adamapol]

nc😀😀😀

[@spartanranger]

Thanks for the video Bro

[@Whisperingwillowindieband]

Thanks it helped a lot

I did it a little different. I created a list of multiple false answers, I shuffle the list and choose the first four to combine with the real answer. Then, I shuffle the options so that the correct answer gets a different letter, and the game gets trickier

[@joshuaolebogeng9670]

please BRO MAKE THIS QUIZ GUI Tkinter py

[@arifraser-haste9882]

how would you validate user input for the answers, I've been trying to do this and going round in circles

[@Softme.m]

best coding channel keep going🌺🍡

[@preschoolPT]

awesome

[@kemann3815]

Excellent

[@Ramadan_series12]

[@Angry_Cat00]

Very clear explain , keed doing . But I've question why you dont make its directly when use Upper Method instead initial and repeat response = input("Do you want to play again? (Yes or No): ").upper()

[@SlipperyNutella]

Just preference or he might have done it so that it's easier to present his code for the video. Both works fine

[@irfanquader6417]

bro you are awesome

[@Deemero]

mantap

[@dimiouthemud]

In the questions list, can I have more than one answer be correct? If so, then how?

[@art-sauce]

Glad I subscribed

[@BroCodez]

thanks Nashaat!

[@art-sauce]

Keep up the good work!

[@54M1WUL]

cant wait for a 12 hour python course from u

[@BroCodez]

should be ready in a few weeks

[@54M1WUL]

@@BroCodez thanks much appreciated bro,

[@54M1WUL]

@@BroCodez will u be making a qt designer course with python

[@jhassee]

nice

[@STEFAN9484]

can you make next one with JavaScript and after PHP ?

[@BroCodez]

I'm planning on some Javascript videos after the python playlist is finished.

[@yeshiiinpark6827]

Thanks!!

[@raihanrony1810]

How come the new_game function recognizes the questions dictionary... Its declared after that function.

[@vamshireddy6500]

In the program only the line that contains the functions are loaded first suppose (def new_game(): and if there are any lines of code inside this function they are ignored at first only the functions and arguments are loaded first after loading all the functions the questions dictionary line will run and than the options and after that we call the new_game() then the controller will go inside that function. since the dictionary line is executed we can loop it in the new_game()

[@Bhagyashree2004]

Sir , how to add score board and players ranks .

[@DMcDonald14]

Yeah Buddy

[@harshvardhankant4579]

Thanks brother

[@ruraj1393]

Bruv that was tough, I don't know how imma survive computer science

[@connoryang2894]

Would you mind explaining to me how you would add the random module so it can randomly choose questions from your list?

[@GaBeKool]

Add „import random“ at the top of the document. Type questions = [„question 1“, question 2“ …..] and let the computer choose your questions by typing „question = random.choice(questions)“. You can then display „question“.

[@connoryang7301]

@@GaBeKool Give me an example

[@GaBeKool]

@@connoryang7301 import random questions = [„Are giraffes fluffy?“, „Could my dog eat me if he wanted to?“, „Why do i choose so weird questions?“] question = random.choice(questions) print(question)

[@masoudargoshi4312]

habibi

[@avrorastepa3321]

wow that was an amazing lesson! the way you explain is really awesome! thank you for your efforts! p.s. Your voice is incredible! :)

[@hp.basketball]

I don't get it how the first argument for check_answer(questions.get(key),guess) is the "answer" argument because key in this case is actually the index of the questions from the questions list,right? I'd be very thankful if you could explain this to me.

[@kutay6863]

So lets say if we wrote questions.get(values) would the outcome be actually the questions but not the answers?

[@ktvkentoypang5956]

How to reshuffle the questioner during retaking the test?

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

4th question, answer D 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@raghavtyagi3878]

i created a game called space invaders

[@manuelvaal1257]

finally i got it. and a could get better how functions work

[@saifulislam-vl2wg]

If i were to ask the questions to multiple users and keep record of their scores how would i do that?

[@uuhju7004]

ty

[@angrydeveloper9352]

question:how did you made your printed text to be green :I?

[@bentooliveira5679]

Thanks, Man!

[@appiagyeipoku2529]

how did the variables work without being declared as global??

[@hanmousun]

Can someone explain to me why Bro used questions.get(key) instead of .get(value) to check for answers at video time (9:01)? Aren't the answers in the questions dictionary in the value part of the dictionary?

[@SKK_-xs7hk]

because is a dictionarie

[@Verzach3]

Bro my teacher put me an assignment in which I have to make a complete program with GUI only with the class "Graphics" of java (I can not use neither swing nor awt) and I saw that the Graphics2D videos you have use JFrame, how could I do, do you have any video of that? pd: sorry for the bad english, i'm from colombia

[@BroCodez]

Try JavaFX

[@fazeasta6481]

This helps a lot but when you put pass is that a return function or what.

[@khalil2751]

🧐

[@mubarakahmad9147]

can we make it into a game so other user who dont have python installed. can still play it do you know the method for doing that ?

[@emmanuelpaniagua8983]

Great Content, Bro

[@LosTreloss]

Nice video. If i type something else in the input I will get an error. What can I do so it returns the error and ask again for the answer? Thank you.

[@biaginamaiorano9161]

grande ti stimo grazie

[@atesham7777]

For which company do u work??

[@anime.12yy]

MySQL is database

[@shaurya1220]

Thanks Man ♥

[@mehul7147]

Can i add timer per each question? how do i do that?

[@johumus6497]

Is there a way to create a menu for this quiz

[@davidcalebpaterson7101]

Kivy python framework

[@GhosT-oz6bb]

I use python 3.4.4 and the for loop: for key in questions: print("-------------------------") print(key) prints random key from questions dictionary. is this because of the python version?

[@dermotgleeson42]

This is so clear and easy to follow, well done 👏 ✔

[@beingzero7541]

Bro = "Wow!" print(Bro) Wow!