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- DescriptionIn this assignment, you are required to implement an electronic programming quiz system. User can createquestions and preview the quiz.Your TaskYou are asked to write a Java program for the programming quiz system. There are two types of questions:Multiple Choice Question and Ture/False Question. User can create questions using the system; andpreview the quiz, which display all questions in the system one by one. During the preview, the user canattempt the quiz by entering his/her answers to questions. The system will then immediately check theanswer and calculate. After attempting all questions, the total score will be displayed. A sample run of theprogram is shown as below (Green text refers to user input): Please choose (c)reate a question, (p)review or (e)xit >> cEnter the type of question (MC or TF) >> MCEnter the question text >> Each primitive type in Java has a correspondingclass contained in the java.lang package. These classes are called…arrow_forwardWrite c++ code that takes an array of players and sorts them based on whether they are online or offline. Create a gamer (player) class that stores the player’s gamer name and a boolean flag for whether or not they are online.arrow_forwardBACKGROUND GDOT has contacted you to help write code in C++ to control the railroad signals (barriers with flashing lights and sounds across railroad tracks) in Georgia. You must create a Railroad Signal class with three hidden attributes (Up, Down and Signal), two constructors (a default that sets Up to on, Down and signal to off, and an overloaded that sets all Up to off, Down and Signal to on) and a method that changes the position and activates or deactivates the Signal. Here is the algorithm for the given C++ code: #include <iostream> using namespace std; class RailroadSignal {private: bool Up; bool Down; bool Signal; public: // Default constructor that sets Up to on, Down and Signal to off RailroadSignal() : Up(true), Down(false), Signal(false) {} // Overloaded constructor that sets all Up to off, Down and Signal to on RailroadSignal(bool up, bool down, bool signal) : Up(up), Down(down), Signal(signal) {} // Method to change the position and…arrow_forward
- Write in python and please include docstring. Write a class named Employee that has private data members for an employee's name, ID_number, salary, and email_address. It should have an init method that takes four values and uses them to initialize the data members. It should have get methods named get_name, get_ID_number, get_salary, and get_email_address. Write a separate function (not part of the Employee class) named make_employee_dict that takes as parameters a list of names, a list of ID numbers, a list of salaries and a list of email addresses (which are all the same length). The function should take the first value of each list and use them to create an Employee object. It should do the same with the second value of each list, etc. to the end of the lists. As it creates these objects, it should add them to a dictionary, where the key is the ID number and the value for that key is the whole Employee object. The function should return the resulting dictionary. For example, it…arrow_forwardWrite a graphical application that contains a class named RV whose objects are the recreational vehicle designed and digitized as described in Knowledge Exercises 20 and 21 (you can design your version as well. Simple car shape is will be appreciated. The class’s private data members should be the vehicle’s body color and (x, y) location. a) Give the UML diagram for the class. It should include a three-parameter constructor, a toString method, a method to input the values of all of an object’s data members, and a show method to draw the RV at its current (x, y) location. b) Progressively implement and test the RV class by adding a method and verifying it before adding the next method. A good order to add the methods to the class is the three-parameter constructor, followed by the toString method, the show method, and finally the inputmethod. The client code should create an RV object using the three-parameter constructor to test all of the methods as they are progressively added to the…arrow_forwardHelp of what these errors mean. In C# • Create a Class, named Student, to hold properties of Student Last Name, Student First Name, Student ID (9 digits), Course Prefix and Number, and the tests (Test 1, Test 2, Test 3, Test 4). Create appropriate setter and getter accessors, and constructors. Use access modifiers. Example: First Name : Pat Last Name : Smythe Student ID : ABC111333 Course Prefix : CIST Course Name : 2431 Test 1 : 100 Test 2 : 90 Test 3 : 80 Test 4 : 88 • Prompt the user for the Student Last and First Name, Student ID, Course Prefix and Number and the tests. • Include at least one exception handling function. • Use an array to store the 4 test grades. • Use a looping structure to populate the array. • Calculate the numeric average based upon the 4 equally-weighted numeric grades. • Display all the data for each of student using a looping structure. • Display the numeric average for each student. • Create a function that will convert the numeric average to a…arrow_forward
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