Inspiration
I wanted to create a simple and fun project where users can test their knowledge and learn new things. As a second-year engineering student with limited time, I thought a quiz game would be an easy way to get started with coding and participate in this hackathon.
What it does
This quiz game asks users a set of questions with multiple-choice answers. The user selects an option, and the program checks if it’s correct or wrong. At the end, it shows the final score.
How we built it
I used Python in the Pydroid 3 app on my phone. I created a list of questions, options, and correct answers. I used loops to go through each question and check the user’s response.
Challenges I faced
The biggest challenge was learning how to structure the questions and store the answers. Also, since I only had a mobile phone, I had to carefully write and test the code using limited tools
What we learned
We learned how to use Python to create a simple application. We practiced using lists and dictionaries to store questions and answers, loops to go through them, and input functions to interact with the user. We also learned how to run Python code on a mobile phone using the Pydroid 3 app.
What's next for Fun quiz challenge
In the future, we can add more questions and categories like science, history, or math. We can also add features like timers, hints, or scores saved in a file. This project can be a starting point for learning more about programming and creating fun apps.
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