The name of this repository itself is self-explanatory for what the project is about, yes, it's a mcq-questions generator. Well, the program is quite simple and it doesn't involve any calculations. From a programmer's perspective, it's just some play with I/O.
Nevertheless, let me give you an introduction about what's going on in this program.
So, we basically are just reading a data file, here it's data.txt,
and storing the name of the city and its captital to a dictionary, mapped accordingly.
We then create a bunch of variables inside a function for generating and
storing our answers to the question and also making the options random and unique.
Then, all the questions and options are appended to a file - MCQ-Questions.txt,
with each entry to the loop and answers are stored in a seperate file - Answers.txt.
The files are created if it's not already there.
Clone this repository or download the zip file. And simply, run the codeFile.py. It then creates two new files as mentioned above. You'll know which one is which.
This code can be useful for teachers looking for randomizing a MCQ class test.
Yup, I do share your view regarding this being a naive approach for this and I should've worked with less variables, this was all how my stupid brain could approach to this problem in the time of writing, I definately will go through this program at least once later to see if there's a better approach to this - to which there definately is. Will be happy to receive your thoughts on this.