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Multiple choice questions - Practice Python Projects

In this project, you'll learn to build a Graphical User Interface (GUI) application using the tkinter built-in module. The task is to ask multiple choice questions, collect user answers and finally display how many questions were answered correctly. Before coding the GUI, you'll first see how to write a program to read a file containing questions and choices and implement a solution using the input() function. To make the task more interesting, you'll also randomize the order of questions and choices.

• Using input function
• Tkinter introduction
• MCQ GUI
• Exercises

• Decide a format to parse a file for questions, choices and the correct answer
• Read the file, separate out questions, choices and save the answer for reference
• Implement a solution using the input() function
• Randomize the order of questions and choices for fun
• Learn basics of tkinter and understand why object oriented programming is preferred for GUIs
• Implement a GUI application

The following modules and concepts will be utilized in this project:

• docs.python: random
• docs.python: tkinter
• docs.python: Classes

I've long wanted to create an interactive GUI for programming exercises. This is already provided by many websites, but I wanted a desktop solution that can be customized.

The MCQ implementation here is just a tiny part of that idea. As the saying goes, mountains are conquered one step at a time.

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