Code in phyton ! For project 2 you will create a quiz game similar to “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?”, or “Jeopardy”. However, the game should be completely your own and not like any that are currently on the internet. Requirements: Your game will include 10 questions (minimum). Please choose a single category to make all of the questions about. These questions and the 4 or 5 possible answers must be read in from a text file. The correct answers must also be read in. You will ask the user multiple-choice questions (in increasing difficulty). Each question, if answered correctly, will have a point value attached to it. The point values should be as follows: from 100 -to 1000. You may apply negative points for questions wrong if you want to in your game. The score will be an accumulation of the points earned throughout the game and the user may continue even if he/she answers incorrectly. Show the user’s point total after each question is answered. Include a text file called “highscore.txt” that stores the highest scoring player’s first name and score. Update the text file if the user scores the highest score. Grading Criteria: Algorithm (10 points) _____ Written without any python syntax Detailed showing all steps and information needed Text File reading in (20 points) _____ Questions, answers, correct answer all read in from file Stored and used properly in program Text File writing out (20 points) _____ Read in from file (to check the current high score) Compare player score to score in file Write to file if highest score, player name and score If Structures (15 points) _____ Input Validation (must choose one of the options offered). Keeps asking if anything else entered Shows correct or incorrect and points earned for question Score Accumulation (10 points) ______ User friendly display (10 points) _______ Intro/outro/Game Title/formatting Asks for name and uses it in game Easy to follow and play Accounts for entry errors (caps, spaces, etc) Try/except included Code is readable (15 points) _______ Comments in code and header comments included White space as needed

Code in phyton ! For project 2 you will create a quiz game similar to “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?”, or “Jeopardy”. However, the game should be completely your own and not like any that are currently on the internet. Requirements: Your game will include 10 questions (minimum). Please choose a single category to make all of the questions about. These questions and the 4 or 5 possible answers must be read in from a text file. The correct answers must also be read in. You will ask the user multiple-choice questions (in increasing difficulty). Each question, if answered correctly, will have a point value attached to it. The point values should be as follows: from 100 -to 1000. You may apply negative points for questions wrong if you want to in your game. The score will be an accumulation of the points earned throughout the game and the user may continue even if he/she answers incorrectly. Show the user’s point total after each question is answered. Include a text file called “highscore.txt” that stores the highest scoring player’s first name and score. Update the text file if the user scores the highest score. Grading Criteria: Algorithm (10 points) ___ Written without any python syntax Detailed showing all steps and information needed Text File reading in (20 points) _ Questions, answers, correct answer all read in from file Stored and used properly in program Text File writing out (20 points) _ Read in from file (to check the current high score) Compare player score to score in file Write to file if highest score, player name and score If Structures (15 points) _ Input Validation (must choose one of the options offered). Keeps asking if anything else entered Shows correct or incorrect and points earned for question Score Accumulation (10 points) User friendly display (10 points) _ Intro/outro/Game Title/formatting Asks for name and uses it in game Easy to follow and play Accounts for entry errors (caps, spaces, etc) Try/except included Code is readable (15 points) _____ Comments in code and header comments included White space as needed

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Code in phyton !

For project 2 you will create a quiz game similar to “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?”, or “Jeopardy”. However, the game should be completely your own and not like any that are currently on the internet.

Requirements:

Your game will include 10 questions (minimum). Please choose a single category to make all of the questions about. These questions and the 4 or 5 possible answers must be read in from a text file.
The correct answers must also be read in.
You will ask the user multiple-choice questions (in increasing difficulty).
Each question, if answered correctly, will have a point value attached to it. The point values should be as follows: from 100 -to 1000. You may apply negative points for questions wrong if you want to in your game.
The score will be an accumulation of the points earned throughout the game and the user may continue even if he/she answers incorrectly. Show the user’s point total after each question is answered.
Include a text file called “highscore.txt” that stores the highest scoring player’s first name and score.
Update the text file if the user scores the highest score.

Grading Criteria:

Algorithm (10 points) _____
- Written without any python syntax
- Detailed showing all steps and information needed

Text File reading in (20 points) _____

Questions, answers, correct answer all read in from file
Stored and used properly in program

Text File writing out (20 points) _____

Read in from file (to check the current high score)
Compare player score to score in file
Write to file if highest score, player name and score

If Structures (15 points) _____

Input Validation (must choose one of the options offered). Keeps asking if anything else entered
Shows correct or incorrect and points earned for question

Score Accumulation (10 points) ______

User friendly display (10 points) _______
- Intro/outro/Game Title/formatting
- Asks for name and uses it in game
- Easy to follow and play
- Accounts for entry errors (caps, spaces, etc)
- Try/except included