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KBC Game Using Python

This document outlines a Python-based quiz game inspired by 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' (KBC), focusing on user interaction and logic building. The project includes features like multiple choice questions, lifelines, and score tracking, and aims to provide a user-friendly terminal interface. Future enhancements could involve adding a graphical user interface and database integration.

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36 views13 pages

KBC Game Using Python

This document outlines a Python-based quiz game inspired by 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' (KBC), focusing on user interaction and logic building. The project includes features like multiple choice questions, lifelines, and score tracking, and aims to provide a user-friendly terminal interface. Future enhancements could involve adding a graphical user interface and database integration.

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KBC Game Using Python Language

• A Python-based Quiz Game Inspired by 'Kaun


Banega Crorepati'
• Presented By: [Your Name]
• Course/College: [Your Course & College]
• Date: [Submission Date]
Introduction
• KBC (Kaun Banega Crorepati) is a quiz-based
game show.
• This project replicates the KBC game using the
Python programming language.
• Focuses on logic building, user interaction,
and conditional programming.
Project Objectives
• Develop a simple quiz game in Python.
• Implement lifelines similar to KBC (e.g., 50-50,
audience poll).
• Practice input/output, loops, functions, and
data structures.
• Provide a user-friendly interface in the
terminal.
Tools & Technologies Used
• Programming Language: Python 3.x
• IDE: VS Code / PyCharm / IDLE
• Libraries Used:
• - random – for lifeline randomness
• - time – to add delay effects
• - sys – for exiting the game gracefully
Game Features
• Multiple choice questions with four options.
• Lifelines: 50-50, Audience Poll.
• Score tracking.
• Levels of increasing difficulty.
How the Game Works
• User selects an option from A/B/C/D.
• Correct answer: moves to next question.
• Incorrect answer: game ends.
• Lifelines can be used only once.
Code Structure
• Main Sections:
• - Question Bank (List of dictionaries)
• - Display function
• - Answer check function
• - Lifeline logic
• - Main game loop
Sample Code Snippet
• questions = [
• {"ques": "Capital of India?",
• "options": ["A.Delhi", "B.Mumbai",
"C.Kolkata", "D.Chennai"],
• "answer": "A"}
• ]
• def ask_question(q):
• print(q["ques"])
• for opt in q["options"]:
Challenges Faced
• Designing a dynamic question bank.
• Avoiding code repetition.
• Implementing lifeline logic.
• Ensuring input validation.
Output Screenshots
• (*Add 2–3 terminal screenshots of your game
running manually in the final version*)
Conclusion
• Successfully created a quiz-based game using
core Python.
• Learned real-world application of conditional
logic and loops.
• Could be enhanced with GUI or database
integration.
Future Scope
• Add GUI using Tkinter or PyQt.
• Use a database for question storage.
• Add timer and background music.
Thank You
• Any Questions?
• Contact: [Your Email or Roll Number]

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