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Thread: Math tutor/quiz application problems. Uncertain on how to proceed.

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    Default Math tutor/quiz application problems. Uncertain on how to proceed.

    Hello everyone,

    Unfortunately I'm having trouble with a swing application I'm attempting to successfully develop. I'm using Netbeans JFrame Form for this. It's a math quiz application. The question will follow at the end of this. The primary features of it are:

    - It has 6 difficulty levels based on grades (grade 1 through 6).
    - Users have the option to generate math questions either randomly or in a certain order.
    - Users can select the amount of questions they want to answer. (After a question is answered, a next one should generate either by a 'next' button or automatically.

    Other features are filling in your name, live updating score, and end result. These last few bits I have on issue with, however, the ones mentioned above are killing the few amount of braincells I have left.

    I've sort of developed the difficulty levels by using the following code:
     num1 = (int) (Math.random()*41);
                num2 = (int) (Math.random()*41);
    . And depending on the grade, change the range of the numbers.

    Unfortunately that's about as far as I can get. Here are my questions:

    1. How am I supposed to generate an amount of questions based on the user input? (For example, the user enters 5, and generates 5 questions).
    2. How do I get those questions to generate one at a time, after each question is answered? Or by clicking a ''next'' button?
    3. How do I get these components to corrospond together? The grades (difficulty), random (random questions or in order), and generating an amount of questions
    based on user input?

    If you want to provide a practical example (syntax), that's appreciated. Otherwise I'll simply accept a theoretical answer.
    In terms of ''what do you have so far'', it's quite a lot, and I'm not sure what is relevant to post or not.

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    Default Re: Math tutor/quiz application problems. Uncertain on how to proceed.

    generate an amount of questions based on the user input
    Use a for loop and save each question in a list

    get those questions to generate one at a time, after each question is answered? Or by clicking a ''next'' button?
    Yes, that sounds like it could work. When the user is finished with a question he would press the Next button to move to the next question.

    generating ...based on user input?
    Display a form for the user to fill in with values to use in generating the questions.
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