Azok42

I fixed the usability issues, to make the process much more intuitive (i think at least that it’s better).

Also I added some requested features, like question numbers and an overview at the end of the quiz, which answers the user got correct and which ones they got wrong.

Because i thought a bit of file IO practice would be great, I made a custom format. It’s easy to read (text file basically) and easy to write some questions (also because of text).

I implemented the whole thing using console arguments (save, load, printload, …), but they are all described in the help command.

Because of the new format i dropped direct support for JSON-files, but I did made an option to load a JSON file and save it directly to the new format.

After some work I am finally finished with the questions itself. I have made single choice as well as multi choice questions, true/false questions and finally a question from a TV series, where you get 4 hints but 1 is wrong.

Also I changed the hard-coded questions to loading them from a JSON-File.

The attachments show the default JSON-file and the program.

Now Download and Upload works just fine. I just need to implement the index file, so that can happen automatically.

I think i rewrote the exact same functions at least 5 times because it was so bad (it still is, but I don’t care)

I implemented the first kind of question, a true or false question! It works just fine and also has a “print mode” to print out the correct results.

The first devlog: Basically I started on the project; I worked on the project; I finished the project.
It now includes input for your tip and the amount you want to draw numbers and output how much of which result you got.

In my first devlog I worked on the general structure and the setup of the connection. After the first “contact” I developed the file transfer and protocol functions. Then i got to reworking the file transfer, because the first version was a mess.