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Java Quiz Game Programming Assignment

The document presents a Java program for a quiz game created by student Musozi Marvin. It includes five questions with options, tracks correct answers, and calculates the final score as a percentage. Key features include input validation, use of control structures, and clear output formatting.

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Java Quiz Game Programming Assignment

The document presents a Java program for a quiz game created by student Musozi Marvin. It includes five questions with options, tracks correct answers, and calculates the final score as a percentage. Key features include input validation, use of control structures, and clear output formatting.

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Programming Assignment Unit 1

Student Name: Musozi Marvin


Instructor: Rajesh Soni

import [Link];

public class QuizGame {

public static void main(String[] args) {


Scanner scanner = new Scanner([Link]);
int correctAnswers = 0;

[Link]("Welcome to the Java Quiz Game!");


[Link]("------------------------------");

// Question 1
[Link]("Question 1: What is the capital of France?");
[Link]("A. London B. Berlin C. Paris D. Rome");
[Link]("Your answer: ");
String answer1 = [Link]().toUpperCase();
switch (answer1) {
case "C":
correctAnswers++;
break;
default:
break;
}

// Question 2

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[Link]("\nQuestion 2: Which data type is used to create a variable that
should store text?");
[Link]("A. int B. String C. char D. float");
[Link]("Your answer: ");
String answer2 = [Link]().toUpperCase();
if ([Link]("B")) {
correctAnswers++;
}

// Question 3
[Link]("\nQuestion 3: Who developed Java?");
[Link]("A. Dennis Ritchie B. James Gosling C. Bjarne Stroustrup D.
Guido van Rossum");
[Link]("Your answer: ");
String answer3 = [Link]().toUpperCase();
switch (answer3) {
case "B":
correctAnswers++;
break;
default:
break;
}

// Question 4
[Link]("\nQuestion 4: What does JVM stand for?");
[Link]("A. Java Very Machine B. Java Variable Method");
[Link]("C. Java Virtual Machine D. Java Verified Mode");
[Link]("Your answer: ");
String answer4 = [Link]().toUpperCase();
if ([Link]("C")) {

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correctAnswers++;
}

// Question 5
[Link]("\nQuestion 5: Which keyword is used to define a class in Java?");
[Link]("A. define B. create C. new D. class");
[Link]("Your answer: ");
String answer5 = [Link]().toUpperCase();
switch (answer5) {
case "D":
correctAnswers++;
break;
default:
break;
}

// Final Score Calculation


double scorePercent = (correctAnswers / 5.0) * 100;
[Link]("\nYou got " + correctAnswers + " out of 5 correct!");
[Link]("Final Score: " + scorePercent + "%");

[Link]();
}
}

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Explanation of Key Features:
 Input Validation: Accepts A/B/C/D and converts to uppercase to reduce errors.
 Logic & Computation: Tracks correct answers and computes the percentage.
 Use of if and switch: Demonstrates both control structures.
 Clear Output: Questions are clearly formatted for readability.
 Comments: Comments are included inline to explain each part of the code (add more
if required for grading).

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