Option 1.1 – Presenting the final score
When people get to the end of the quiz they should have a final score.
What that score will be out of will depend on how you scored your quiz. I'll start by assuming that you just added a point if they got a question right – so the score will be out of 5.
The first thing we need to do is to tell them what their final score is. This bit's easy.
- Start by leaving a blank line using: print()
- Then use something like print("That's the end of the quiz") to tell the user that the quiz is over
- Then use something like print("Your final score is", score, "out of 5")
- Run your code to check that it works
That's the very basic level.
Adding some tension
You could add a bit of tension to the final score by getting Python to pause for a moment or two.
You can do this using a command called sleep(), but you have to do something special to get it to work.
- Go right to the top of your code and add the instruction: import time right at the top
This imports a set of commands into Python that it doesn't usually use
- Then we can use time.sleep(2) in between some print commands
The 2 means to pause for 2 seconds. You can change this number – but don't make it too long as that's boring
- Don't forget to run your code to check that it works