Quiz-Game | A simple quiz game built using Python | Learning library
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A simple quiz game built using Python
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- Start the execution
- Plays the quiz
- Start the user
- Test the user
- Show the score of the user answer
- Prompt for a single question
- Loads questions from file
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QUESTION
I have a state in react called options that looks like:
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Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 08:47It doesn't seem you are returning the outer elements being mapped.
QUESTION
I'm writing a simple quiz-game application using JavaFx. I want set text on label and buttons with data from a list and table.
I created three class: Main, Controller and Quiz.fxml. I have problem with communication classes and method. In 'Main.java' I created object "Controller controller = new Controller()" and I call method "controller.setText" from 'Controller.java' class.
Now, I have a few options:
-if declate list(ArrayList questions) and tab(String[][] answers) in constuctor 'public Controller(){}' app doesnt work, I get error in this line " "
-if declare everything in 'Text()' method(list, tab and setting text on label) application run but values buttons and label are not changed
-if I declare list and tab in 'setData()', and next I want to change the buttons and label value from 'Text()' method, I cant see the list and I have to declare the same list 'questions' in 'Text()'
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Answered 2018-Jul-26 at 19:11Your issue is that you are instantiating a new controller which is not bound to the view.
You get the controller from the loader like this:
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I can't figure out what is wrong here, I am sure it's something simple, but it is not easy to search for it, so I apologize if this has been answered already elsewhere.
Situation:
I declare a global array on top of my js file:
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Answered 2018-Jan-02 at 22:06Replace this part
QUESTION
I am developing an Alexa Skill with Skill Kit SDK, and now I prepare to publish my Skill's repository on Github. During development I included my Skill's app ID in the according index.js
file and diligently committed my work with my local git.
Is there a risk involved in publishing my Skill's repository with my actual app ID? I could imagine that a malicious party might use the app ID (together with the ARN of my Skill's Lambda function) to send lots of requests and thus incur costs on AWS, but maybe there are other risks.
It seems to be good practice not to include the app ID in the public repository, since no example Skill of the official Amazon Alexa organization has their respective app ID included.
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Answered 2017-Oct-06 at 21:13Commonly, people put these keys/secrets in as an environmental variable and in the code write process.env.SKILL_KIT_KEY
to retrieve it.
I would strongly recommend, if you make the switch, to deactivate the key you've used and that lives in plain-text in the repo's history and obtain a new one.
QUESTION
i hope someone can help me.
I try to build a Quiz-Game for an event wich should work the following way.
I have a Collection with Games, wich have multiple questions. Those again have different types, answers and a countdown.
The admin has to start a game, the game starts the first question and sets the countdown.
After the countdown ran up, the forminput should be disabled and i want to collect the data from all the client connected to the game.
Is there a way to trigger a method on server side after the countdown ran up to pull data from all clients on server side without a submit on client side?
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Answered 2017-Jul-25 at 10:59I have used something similar in a project, maybe this is a solution to your problem.
Server Side Counter and Template Level Subscription
Let your clients subscribe to a quiz collection, where each document represents a current quiz logic.
The document contains information about wether it has been started, the countdown length and (important!) the current time left. The countdown is updated on the server, and thus the document is updated.
A minimal example would be:
- started - Boolean (to trigger the quiz start by admin)
- time - Number (e.g. in seconds, the overall length of your countdown)
- timeLeft - Number (this is the current time left, written into the doc by the counter)
- timeUp - Boolean (to trigger sending the results)
Why? Because you will update your countdown on the server and write the time left into the doc. This removes the problem, that clients could manipulate their countdown (and thus maybe the overall time left) and they sync their time left with the server instead of the server with them.
Also triggering the start/pause to whatever by an admin can be checked on the server, regarding userId/roles. This makes it impossible for other clients to start/end the quiz.
Once the time is up, you write a flag (e.g. timeUp) into the document, that time is up. This again can reactively trigger in the clients a template event which makes each client call a server method and send it's result to the server.
An example using template level subscription would be:
QUESTION
Im trying to program a Highscore-Screen for a Quiz-Game with a ListView which gives me all the players with their scores. Actually I want to highlight my points, because in the ListView are no nicknames, just ID and points from every Player. The Highscore.js Screen has a connection to a websocket which send me a JSON like this :
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Answered 2017-Jun-26 at 17:20You will need to pass the current player's id to the listview. Once you have the player id, you can conditionally set the style on the view returned by renderRow
. For example, say the id is passed in this.props.playerId
:
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You can use Quiz-Game like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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