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this test can emulate a 4 option test like "konkoor" when you goes random and help you to deside about what to do

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4OptionTestEmulator

the main question is :
when you can use random to answer 4-option tests:
code output:

first test ( normal mode )
--posetives : 4687
--negetive : 5313

second test (when you can remove 1 choice)
--posetives : 9993
--negetive : 7

third test (when you can remove 2 choice)
--posetives : 10000
--negetive : 0

so:
use random in normal mode -> not recommnded
use random when you are sure 1 option is wrong -> yes
use random when you are sure 2 option is wrong -> sure
use random when you are sure 3 option is wrong -> :|
trust me its computer science ;)

test it yourself:

  1. clone this repository
  2. simply run student_emulator.js
node student_emulator.js

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