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Description
In this assignment, you are required to implement an electronic programming quiz system. User can create
questions and preview the quiz.
Your Task
You are asked to write a Java program for the programming quiz system. There are two types of questions:
Multiple Choice Question and Ture/False Question. User can create questions using the system; and
preview the quiz, which display all questions in the system one by one. During the preview, the user can
attempt the quiz by entering his/her answers to questions. The system will then immediately check the
answer and calculate. After attempting all questions, the total score will be displayed. A sample run of the
program is shown as below (Green text refers to user input):
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> c
Enter the type of question (MC or TF) >> MC
Enter the question text >> Each primitive type in Java has a corresponding
class contained in the java.lang package. These classes are called ____
classes.
How many options? 4
Enter Option A (Start with * for correct answer) >> case
Enter Option B (Start with * for correct answer) >> primitive
Enter Option C (Start with * for correct answer) >> *type-wrapper
Enter Option D (Start with * for correct answer) >> show
How many points? 3
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> c
Enter the type of question (MC or TF) >> MC
Enter the question text >> A(n) ____ variable is known only within the
boundaries of the method.
How many options? 5
Enter Option A (Start with * for correct answer) >> method
Enter Option B (Start with * for correct answer) >> *local
Enter Option C (Start with * for correct answer) >> double
Enter Option D (Start with * for correct answer) >> instance
Enter Option E (Start with * for correct answer) >> global
How many points? 2
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> c
Enter the type of question (MC or TF) >> TF
Enter the question text >> Java is a free-form programming language.
Answer is True or False? True
How many points? 1
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> p
Each primitive type in Java has a corresponding class contained in the
java.lang package. These classes are called ____ classes. (3.0 Points)
A: case
B: primitive
C: type-wrapper
D: show
Enter your choice >> A
You are wrong. The correct answer is C.
A(n) ____ variable is known only within the boundaries of the method. (2.0
Points)
A: method
B: local
C: double
D: instance
E: global
Enter your choice >> B
You are correct!
Java is a free-form programming language. (1.0 Points)
True(T) or False(F) >> F
You are wrong. The correct answer is true.
The quiz ends. Your score is 2.0.
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> c
Enter the type of question (MC or TF) >> MC
Enter the question text >> A(n) ____ constructor is one that requires no
arguments.
How many options? 3
Enter Option A (Start with * for correct answer) >> class
Enter Option B (Start with * for correct answer) >> *default
Enter Option C (Start with * for correct answer) >> explicit
How many points? 2
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> c
Enter the type of question (MC or TF) >> TF
Enter the question text >> Javascript and Java are the same.
Answer is True or False? False
How many points? 0.5
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> p
Each primitive type in Java has a corresponding class contained in the
java.lang package. These classes are called ____ classes. (3.0 Points)
A: case
B: primitive
C: type-wrapper
D: show
Enter your choice >> C
You are correct!
A(n) ____ variable is known only within the boundaries of the method. (2.0
Points)
A: method
B: local
C: double
D: instance
E: global
Enter your choice >> B
You are correct!
Java is a free-form programming language. (1.0 Points)
True(T) or False(F) >> T
You are correct!
A(n) ____ constructor is one that requires no arguments. (2.0 Points)
A: class
B: default
C: explicit
Enter your choice >> C
You are wrong. The correct answer is B.
Javascript and Java are the same. (0.5 Points)
True(T) or False(F) >> T
You are wrong. The correct answer is false.
The quiz ends. Your score is 6.0.
Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> e
Goodbye!
Question Class:
- This class represents the generic form of question. It contains the question text (qText) and
the point of a question (point).
- The grade method, which is an abstract method, has a parameter, answer (String). It returns
the points of the question if the answer is correct; zero otherwise.
- The getCorrectAnswer method, which is an abstract method, has no parameter. It returns a
String representing the correct answer to the question.
MCQuestion Class
- It is a subclass of Question.
- It represents a multiple-choice question. A multiple-choice question may have 3-5 options.
- Each element of the instance variable options refers to an option in this question.
- The instance variable answer is a single-character string. It saves the correct answer (“A”,
“B”, “C”, “D” or “E”) to this question.
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