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GUI Quiz App (Short Notes)

This document contains a Python code for a GUI-based food ordering quiz application using Tkinter. It defines a quiz with questions and answers, allowing users to select answers and track their scores. The application features a start button, a next question button, and displays the user's final score upon completion of the quiz.

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GUI Quiz App (Short Notes)

This document contains a Python code for a GUI-based food ordering quiz application using Tkinter. It defines a quiz with questions and answers, allowing users to select answers and track their scores. The application features a start button, a next question button, and displays the user's final score upon completion of the quiz.

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GUI Food Ordering App:

Code:

from tkinter import *

# define question dictionary


question = {
"2+3": ['2', '3', '5', '9'],
"2-1": ['2', '1', '5'],
"3+3": ['3', '6', '9', '7']
}
# define answer list
ans = ['5', '1', '6']

current_question = 0

def start_quiz():
start_button.forget()
next_button.pack()
next_question()

def next_question():
global current_question
if current_question < len(question):
# get key or question that need to be printed
check_ans()
user_ans.set('None')
c_question = list(question.keys())[current_question]
# clear frame to update its content
clear_frame()
# printing question
Label(f1, text=f"Question : {c_question}", padx=15,
font="calibre 12 normal").pack(anchor=NW)
# printing options
for option in question[c_question]:
Radiobutton(f1, text=option, variable=user_ans,
value=option, padx=28).pack(anchor=NW)
current_question += 1
else:
next_button.forget()
check_ans()
clear_frame()
output = f"Your Score is {user_score.get()} out of {len(question)}"
Label(f1, text=output, font="calibre 25 bold").pack()
Label(f1, text="Thanks for Participating",
font="calibre 18 bold").pack()

def check_ans():
temp_ans = user_ans.get()
if temp_ans != 'None' and temp_ans == ans[current_question-1]:
user_score.set(user_score.get()+1)

def clear_frame():
for widget in f1.winfo_children():
widget.destroy()

if __name__ == "__main__":
root = Tk()
# setup basic window
root.title("Quiz App")
root.geometry("850x520")
root.minsize(800, 400)

user_ans = StringVar()
user_ans.set('None')
user_score = IntVar()
user_score.set(0)

Label(root, text="Quiz App",


font="calibre 40 bold",
relief=SUNKEN, background="skyblue",
padx=10, pady=9).pack()
Label(root, text="", font="calibre 10 bold").pack()
start_button = Button(root,
text="Start Quiz",
command=start_quiz,
font="calibre 17 bold")
start_button.pack()

f1 = Frame(root)
f1.pack(side=TOP, fill=X)

next_button = Button(root, text="Next Question",


command=next_question,
font="calibre 17 bold")

root.mainloop()

- !!Thankyou!!

- Made by Ms. Ashni Mandlik


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