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CSC160_L4_Create

Welcome to your next assignment! Your assignment this week is to creat a short quiz! Please see requirements below:
-Your assignment should be completed in VS Code on your machine, not in GitHub.
-You will only be using GitHub to get the URL for your repository. That is the URL in the address bar right now!

The first thing that you should do is reference the Submitting an Assignment using Github document. This will walk you through the process of ensuring that Git is installed on your computer and that you can download your assignment. Once you have completed step 3 in the instruction, you will be ready to begin programming. Please use the below instructions as a point of reference.

To begin the assignment, open the Create4.py file in VS Code.
For an example output, open the ExampleOutput.txt file.

Program Description

This week you will be creating a quiz program that asks the user a minimum of three multiple choice questions. Each question should have 4 available answers with only 1 corrrect answer. Once the user completes the quiz, the program should show which questions that they got right/wrong as well as the chosen/correct answer. Finally, before terminating, the program should produce a score for the user. This score should be a percentage.

Program Requirements

-First and foremost, the subject matter of the quiz must be something that is significant to you. It can be about a particular franchise, book, movie, game, etc... your choice!
-You must store the answers to each question in some kind of collection (like a list).
-You may not use loops in this assignment.
-You should use branching/conditional statements to evaluate if an answer is correct
-Be sure to follow the flow of the program outlined in the Program Description
-As always, leave detailed comments in your code.
-Do not have the user type in an answer as a string. (If the answer is 'Dog' they should not type 'Dog', they should be able to enter a,b,c,d or 1,2,3,4 to select their input instead of typing it themselves).

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