Python Programming - Multiple Choice Quiz

Welcome to Part 11 of the Python Programming tutorial series here on Tutorial Spot.

In Part 11 I demonstrate how we can use print, input and conditions to create a quiz. This time we look at giving the user a choice of answers and then they enter the corresponding letter.

Python 3.6.4 was used to make this tutorial.

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[HIDlarissaTERRY]

Beautiful class! Thank you so much! Strait forward! Truly appreciate you being here!

[Husholdninger]

Cool! I found in another tutorial that you can set the variable "answer" to be like this:

answer = input().upper()

This turns whatever the user inputs into uppercase characters. Then you can save time for making if statements, if you desire to use different letters for the other answers.

[bogney]

Thanks mate, you got me a 9- on my homework. (That's like an A*)

[beniyum]

Hey would you happen to know how to repeat the chunk of code to allow the user to try again without copy and pasting it?

[ahmadalmohamad]

print ("Welcome to my quiz!")
name= input()
print ("What is your, name")
print ("Welcome to my quiz")
print(name)
question1 = input ("Who is the current president of United States?")
answer1 = ("Barack Obama") or ("barack obama")
if question1 == answer1:
    print("correct!")
elif question1 != answer1:
    print("Incorrect!")
question2 = input ("What is the capital of France ?")
answer2 = ("Paris") or ("paris")
if question2 == answer2:
    print ("correct!")
elif question2 != answer2:
    print("Incorrect!")   
goodbye = input("Thanks for playing! Press enter to exit")