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🌅 DAY 5 - 9th April 2026
Finally!
Finished the project !
I added some formatting and improved user experience.
Now it has completely been finished

🌅 DAY 4 - 21TH MARCH 2026 - Working on adding TIME REGULATION and FIX code
Hello! I am Atharv Pathak from India. I am a 14 years old beginner coder learning python.
Today I used Time module in my code to add time regulations in the game, just like in the real TV show.
I also fixed some code and made it work efficiently.
✅WHAT I DID
I used Time module which checked if the answer is being given in time. I also added a 1 second pause at the start of each question to make it little dramatic. This involved some debugging too.
I improved the code’s efficiency by removing the repeated usage of the code of asking to play again after loosing or quitting. I modified it and added it to the end of the code to improve efficiency and clarity.
⚠️CHALLENGES
I had to debug a lot while using time module and removing the play again detection. I spent a good amount of time removing the repeated usages of it in the code.
🧠WHAT I LEARNED

• Using Time Module
• Improving clarity of code
  🚀NEXT GOALS
• Improve Rules and formatting
• Update Readme on GitHub

🌅 DAY 3 - 20TH MARCH 2026 - Working on making AUDIENCE POLL & 50-50 LIFELINES work together.
Hello! I am Atharv Pathak from India. I am a 14 years old beginner coder learning python.
Today I learned more than working on this project. I learned new concepts which I will apply to this in the upcoming days.
✅WHAT I DID
I worked on making both of my lifelines work together. If there were no lifelines on one type left, I made an option to choose the other one ( if one has already chosen the lifeline which is not left, there will be an invalid input detection, so I added the option to choose the other lifeline after the invalid input detection.
⚠️CHALLENGES
Not many challenges faced today. I had to do a lot of navigation through so many lines of code while editing the invalid input detection that it all was a mess but I managed it at the end.
🧠WHAT I LEARNED

• more about Invalid Input Detection system’s logic

🚀NEXT GOALS

• Improve code by adding more functions

🌅 DAY 2 - 19TH MARCH 2026 - Working on AUDIENCE POLL lifeline

Hello! I am Atharv Pathak from India. I am a 14 years old beginner coder learning python. Today was a day which had ups and downs for me. Today I used some logic to add new features to my KBC game.

✅WHAT I DID
Initially I thought about neatly writing my code using functions as I was using some blocks of code repeatedly 3-4 times in the code, but that did not work and I was facing a lot of issues in incorporating those codes which I used plainly, in the functions {as I am a beginner obviously}.
So I dropped that plan and decided to add Audience poll to the game. This will help the player if he/she does not know the answer. I have designed it using random module and lists. It has a 75% chance of giving the correct answer.

⚠️CHALLENGES
Firstly, I had to change the name of some variables which I used a lot of time in this code because of adding another lifeline.
Then I had to change the input too, guiding the user to use this new lifeline
I had issues in the Invalid Input detection System
Lastly, when I used Audience Poll, interpreter was registering it as Invalid Input and I had to fix it too.

🧠WHAT I LEARNED

• Learned to use random.choice() with Lists.
• Learned that I have to improve my defining function in python

🚀NEXT GOALS

• Improve the Audience Poll
• Combine the 50-50 lifeline and Audience Poll Lifeline so they can be used
  simultaneously
• Add functions of repeated blocks of code

🌅 DAY 1 - 18TH MARCH 2026 - Working on LIFELINE

Hello! I am Atharv Pathak from India. I am a 14 years old beginner coder learning python.
I had made this project a week earlier but 2 days before I got to know about HACK CLUB, so I am continuing the development of my game from here.
I have incorporated some advanced things to my basic Kaun Banega Crorepati Quizzing game based on python.

✅WHAT I DID
Today I tried implementing Lifelines. They help when one does not know the answer to a question.
This lifeline is called “50-50”. When using this lifeline, the interpreter removes 2 wrong options from the 4 options. Only 2 options are left in which one is the correct answer so the probability of answering correctly increases to 50%. This is actually a lifeline used in the real game. I learned using lists properly because of the multiple failures in the output.

⚠️CHALLENGES
Several times there was an error showing in only one particular line of the code. I searched the web for explanation and found out that I was using lists wrong. I fixed the mistake but still it did not work. After some more editing, it worked!! The main problem was that my variable which I had assigned to a list was giving None value which I could not figure out at first glance.

🧠WHAT I LEARNED

• Using “Random Module”
• How list.remove() works in Python

🚀NEXT GOALS

• Improving these Lifelines
• Improving the output
• Improving the clarity of code