Quiz model
Design the skeleton of Question and Quiz classes.
Project: Quiz application
In this 5-lesson project you will build a Quiz application. Each lesson adds one piece, and by the final lesson you will have a working app. You will use what you learned in previous groups: classes, static members and readonly.
The first lesson defines the Question class: it holds the question text (Text) and the expected answer (Answer). The next lessons expand this model with a Quiz class to add questions, play them and compute the score.
The Question class
A Question object represents a single question. Two fields are enough: public string Text; holds the question text, public string Answer; holds the expected answer.
Because the fields are public, they are accessible directly: q.Text, q.Answer. They can also be set with an object initializer: new Question { Text = "Capital?", Answer = "Ankara" }. The next lessons build on this simple model.
Exercise Define the Quiz model
Define the Question class with public string Text; and public string Answer; fields. In Main, call Console.WriteLine("Quiz ready");.
Show example solution
Define Question as `class Question { public string Text; public string Answer; }`. In Main write `Console.WriteLine("Quiz ready");`.
Example solution:
using System;
class Question
{
public string Text;
public string Answer;
}
class Program
{
static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine("Quiz ready");
}
}Test yourself
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Which fields should the Question class hold?
- Id and CreatedAt
- Text and Score
- Text and Answer
- Title and Author
Show answer
Text and Answer — Correct. `Text` holds the question text, `Answer` the expected answer.
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Fill in the blank: Question field
class Question { public ____; public string Answer; }Show answer
class Question { public string Text; public string Answer; } -
Match: Question concepts
- Text
- question text
- Answer
- expected answer
- public
- openly accessible
- new Question
- creates a new question