Writing a simple Java trivia program Here are the questions and answers (think of these as random choices 0 - 4) Q: Translates Java Code into Machine Code A: Compiler Q: What kind of errors does the compiler handle? A: Syntax Errors Q: What is 121 in binary? A: 1111001 Q: What is the binary number 1101 in decimal? A: 13 Q: What is the format specifier to print a double to 2 decimal places? A: %.2f Ask the user the question. If they get it right, say "Correct!"

Writing a simple Java trivia program

Here are the questions and answers (think of these as random choices 0 - 4)

Q: Translates Java Code into Machine Code

A: Compiler

Q: What kind of errors does the compiler handle?

A: Syntax Errors

Q: What is 121 in binary?

A: 1111001

Q: What is the binary number 1101 in decimal?

A: 13

Q: What is the format specifier to print a double to 2 decimal places?

A: %.2f

• Ask the user the question.
• If they get it right, say "Correct!"
• If they get it wrong, say "Wrong!"
• If they type quit, exit the program.

Initialize the Random seed to 1 so that the autograder can work.

Hint: 

Treat answers as Strings (even if they have numbers in them).

Use a "switch" to store which question/answer, then ask outside of the switch.