A Simple Python Quiz Program, Part 2

We respond to a viewer question and add features to limit the number of questions displayed, and to display the questions that were answered wrong. After this, see Part 3.

[stind]

Excellent video.  I was solving a multiple choice problem and your use of tuples in lists helped enormously and your control structure much clearer. I had intially used referencing like  myquestions[i][0] but your method is much clearer and elegant..
Thanks again.

[adriantabuzo]

How about if creating a multiple answer quiz....
PLZZZ
a very helpful tutorial :))

[shaunhankey]

Hi thank you so much for your help, can't believe how quick you responded! 10 out of 10 thx

[npurushothaman]

Should all the questions and answers be stored in the code? The code will get longer if there are more questions, say 100+..

[DaveBriccetti]

Jemma, if you’re still doing this, how about posting a link to what you have so far. Maybe on gist.github.com. Sorry for the delay in answering.

[jemmacoffey]

Hello, I am making a math quiz using the python software, in which there are 5 rounds. I have been trying to add a bonus question on the end of each round that is optional for the user to be asked, but have been struggling, i was wondering if you could help me?

[DaveBriccetti]

Hi. I answered this in Part 3. (See link above.)