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In this lecture we will create a Project in Python named "Quiz Game ".

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print("Welcome to my Quiz Game!!!")

question_bank = [
"The ability of one class to acquire methods and attributes of another class is called ___.",
"Which of the following is a type of inheritance?",
"What type of inheritance has multiple subclasses to a single superclass?",
"What is the depth of multilevel inheritance in python?",
"What does MRO stands for?"
]

answers = ["A", "D", "C", "C", "B"]

options = [["A. Inheritance", "B. Abstraction", "C. Polymorphism", "D. Objects"],
["A. Single", "B. Double", "C. Multiple", "D. both A and B"],
["A. Multiple Inheritance", "B. MultiLevel Inheritance", "C. Hierarchical inheritance", "D. None of these"],
["A. Two level", "B. Three level", "C. Any level", "D. None of these"],
["A. Method Recursive Object", "B. Method Resolution Order", "C. Main Resolution Order",
"D. Method Resolution Object"]
]
score = 0
question_num = 0
for each_question in question_bank:

print(each_question)

for i in options[question_num]:
print(i)

guess = input("Enter your answer(A/B/C/D): ").upper()

if guess == answers[question_num]:
print("Correct")
score += 1

else:
print("Incorrect")
print(f"the correct answer is: {answers[question_num]}")
question_num += 1

print(f"your score is: {score}/{(question_num)}")
print(f"Final score is {score}")
print(f"score is {(score / len(question_bank)) * 100}%")

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quiz_1 = {
"What is the purpose of the 'print()' function in Python?\n A) To input data from the user"
"\n B) To display output on the screen \n C) To declare variables": 'a',

"Which function is used to get input from the user in Python?\n A) get()"
"\n B) read()\n C) input()": 'c',

"How can you print the value of a variable 'x' to the console in Python?\n A) print(x)"
"\n B)console.log(x)\n C)display(x)": 'a',

"What does end parameter in the print() function allow you to specify?\n A) the number of times to print the value"
"\n B) The character(s) to append after the printed value\n C) he character(s) to prepend before the printed value":
'b',

"What is the default separator between multiple values passed to print()?\n A) Space\n B) Comma\n C) New Line": 'a'
}

end = False
print("Welcome to the quiz game")
while not end:
score = 0
attend_qn = 0
key = list(quiz_1.keys())
value = list(quiz_1.values())

for i in range(len(key)):
print(key[i])
user_input = input('Enter a Answer:').lower()
attend_qn += 1
if user_input == value[i]:
score += 1
print(f" Correct answer \n Your score is {score}/{attend_qn} %")
else:
print(f" Wrong answer \n Your score is {score}/{attend_qn}")
print(f"your percentage is {score/attend_qn*100}")
end = True

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