Building a Multiple Choice Quiz | Java | Tutorial 29

Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, arrays, getting user input, loops, conditionals, object orientation, and much more.

[Eizuuu]

you are literally better at explaining code than my "professional" college prof. I feel like I should be paying you instead of him.

[SupreethM]

alternate code:
public class mcq1 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner type = new Scanner(System.in);
int score=0;
String q1= "what color are apples?\n"
+"(a)red\n(b)blue\n";
System.out.println(q1);
String ans1=type.nextLine();
if(ans1.equals("a")){
score++;
}

String q2= "what color are bananas?\n"
+"(a)red\n(b)yellow\n";
System.out.println(q2);
String ans2=type.nextLine();
if(ans2.equals("b")){
score++;
}

System.out.println("you have scored:"+score+"/2");

}

}

[AyshaFilms]

Just found this gem of a tutorial, thank you it simple to understand! Im new to coding, this taught me a lot

[juniorr_gomez]

Can you put a tutorial on this similar topic but using ArrayList

[Sofiacchi]

Hi! I tried doing this, but i created an array for the questions and another one for the answers. At 12:13 I put it inside a for loop so i could do "new Questions(questionsarray[i], answersarray[i])" but then i can't do the "takeTest(questions)" part cause it doesn't recognize the questions variable. I tried inicializing it in other ways but there's always an error. How should i do it, any advice? Thanks

[ranjanadissanayaka]

this is very creative. And extremely well explained. Thanks so much Mike.

[alcotrades]

source code? your website does not display

[JudePhilips]

On the off chance you see this because this comment is almost 4 years late, I would like to let you know your series of c++ and java are fantastic.

[fengshili]

Hi, I have some problem creating 20 questions quiz game.I can't define my variable.can you help me with that.thanks!

[falgunijaitly]

Hi Mike! You are doing absolutely amazing. Please keep up. I am going through all your tutorials however for this one I have a question. Would this be an example of abstraction or encapsulation? Under which OOPs principle this falls under? And how?

[peacekeepermoe]

Thanks for this video I managed to get most of my assignment done by following this :D

[alidabot]

Hi! Can you please put out a tutorial on the same topic but in JFrames with designing

[ericgoovaerts]

how to print the two strings (prompt and answer) together? System.out.print( questions[x].prompt, answer) did not work ?

[AelroeZewdie]

Thank you, no seriously thank you, I just finished my assignment because of this

[utjitaanitamunamava]

I like the way you teach Java thank you very much you came to rescue me

[theencryptedpartition]

Don't we need like setters and getters for these?

[bellalahyoussef]

this guy is awesome, he makes everything look so easy!
thank you man you saved my ass

[hadran]

Thanks for this tutorial, it greatly helped my output test!

[johnvincentgenobaten]

how to make this questions with scoring in try-catch exceptions?

[markdalogdog]

How to random the questions and answer?