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QUIZ

The document outlines the structure and functionality of a Java Swing GUI quiz application, including the setup of string arrays for questions and answers, GUI elements, and static variables for tracking user progress. It describes the actionPerformed method for handling button clicks, including functionalities for navigating questions, using lifelines, and submitting answers to calculate scores. Additionally, it details the painting of the interface, starting questions, and the main method to initiate the quiz application.

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QUIZ

The document outlines the structure and functionality of a Java Swing GUI quiz application, including the setup of string arrays for questions and answers, GUI elements, and static variables for tracking user progress. It describes the actionPerformed method for handling button clicks, including functionalities for navigating questions, using lifelines, and submitting answers to calculate scores. Additionally, it details the painting of the interface, starting questions, and the main method to initiate the quiz application.

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1.

Setting Up:
String arrays store questions, answers, and user answers.
GUI elements like labels, buttons, and radio buttons are defined.
Static variables track time, answers provided, question count, and score.
Constructor (Quiz) takes the user's name, initializes the window, sets background
image, and displays labels.
It also loads sample questions and answers into arrays.

2. Action Performed:
actionPerformed method responds to button clicks.
Next Button:
Enables radio buttons for answering.
Stores the selected answer (if any) in useranswers.
Disables "Next" and enables "Submit" after the last question.
Increments question count and starts displaying the next question.
Lifeline Button:
Disables two incorrect answer options based on the current question.
Disables itself after usage.
Submit Button:
Stores the selected answer (if any) in useranswers.
Calculates the final score based on correct answers.
Hides the current window and shows the Score class with user's name and score.

3. Painting the Interface:


paint method repaints the window whenever needed.
Displays the remaining time countdown.
Decrements timer every second, repainting the window.
Resets timer and enables/disables buttons based on time or answered questions.
Handles scenarios like reaching the last question without answering or running out
of time.

4. Starting a Question:
start method displays the current question number, text, and answer options with
radio buttons.

5. Main Method:
Starts the application by creating a new Quiz object with the default name "User".
Overall, this code demonstrates a basic Java Swing GUI application for a quiz with
features like multiple-choice questions, time pressure, lifelines, and score
calculation.

Note: This explanation assumes some understanding of Java and GUI programming.
Specific libraries and methods might require further research for deeper
understanding.

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