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Basic Python Programming Challenges
In this tutorial, we are going to write a solution for a challenge.
Challenge
We have to generate a random set of basic arithmetic operations. The user will give the number of questions, and we have to generate questions. After every question, the user will answer it. At the end of the program, we have to give the score. Let's try it.
Example
# importing random and operator modules import random import operator # main function # taking number of questions that we have to generate def main(n): print("Welcome to the quiz\nYou should answer floats upto 2 decimals") # initialising score to 0 score = 0 # loop to generate n questions for i in range(n): # getting answer and correctness of a question is_correct, answer = question(i) # checking whether is_correct is True or not if is_correct: # increment score by 1 if correct score += 1 print('Correct Congrats!') else: # printing the correct answer print(f'Incorrect! Answer: {answer}') # displaying the total score print(f'Total score: {score}') # function for the question def question(n): # getting answer from the generate_function answer = generate_question() # taking answer from the user user_answer = float(input("Answer: ")) # returning answer to the main function return user_answer == answer, answer # function to generate a random question def generate_question(): # initialising operators for random generation operators = { '+' : operator.add, '-' : operator.sub, '*' : operator.mul, '/' : operator.truediv, '//' : operator.floordiv, '%' : operator.mod } # initialising numbers for expressions nums = [i for i in range(10)] # getting two random numbers from nums for calculation _1, _2 = nums[random.randint(0, 9)], nums[random.randint(0, 9)] # generating random operator from the list of operators symbol = list(operators.keys())[random.randint(0, 5)] # calculating the answer answer = round(operators.get(symbol)(_1, _2), 2) print(f'{_1} {symbol} {_2}?') return answer if __name__ == '__main__': main(5)
Output
If you run the above code, you will get the following results.
Welcome to the quiz You should answer floats upto 2 decimals 5 + 7? Answer: 12 Correct Congrats! 9 / 9? Answer: 1 Correct Congrats! 4 + 7? Answer: 11 Correct Congrats! 6 // 6? Answer: 1.0 Correct Congrats! 9 % 3? Answer: 0 Correct Congrats! Total score: 5
Conclusion
You can also improve the question by adding some more features like increasing difficulty, generating easy to hard questions, etc.., Try it yourself. I hope you enjoyed the tutorial. If you have any doubts, mention them in the comment section.
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