Firstly, thanks for supporting me :-) I have somehow finished my Scratch beautifully.
I just want to ask:
If I create a list of questions and ask them (in the game), do i need to write the algorithm for EACH question? If not, do I just write :
WHILE Ask Round 1 question
IF answer = Round 1 result THEN
Change round 1 score by 1
END IF
END WHILE
WHILE Ask Round 2 question
IF answer = Round 2 result THEN
Change round 2 score by 1
END IF
END WHILE
Thanks :-)
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I think you'd just need to repeat it until all the questions have been answered, rather than repeating it for each question. Make a variable for what question you're on, and change it every time they get the question right; you won't need to repeat the algorithm for each question. For instance:
When Green Flag clicked
set [question#] to (1)
repeat until <(question#) = ((length of [questions]) + (1))>
ask (item (question#) of [questions])
if <(answer) = (item (question#) of [answers])
change [question#] by (1)
end if
end repeatThat should continue until all the questions have been exhausted, and repeat the questions if the answer is wrong.
Does that help? I made a project for you with the same general nature, if you'll remember: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/coolfixit/1108959.
Also, this doesn't seem to belong in Troubleshooting - I'll move it over to All About Scratch for you.
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