Write a graphical user interface (GUI) application to be used to test Kindergarten ch

[funjoke]

The application will ask questions like:

What comes after D?

A child is expected to answer the question and the application will inform the child if the answer is correct or wrong. The application will ask a total of 20 questions. After all 20 questions have been answered, the application will display a score (from 0 to 20) to inform the child how many questions he or she answered correctly. The application will also list all the letters that were asked.

The letters tested are from ‘A’ up to ‘Y’. Do not include the letter ‘Z’. The letters are selected randomly. No letters are to be repeated, that is, each letter is only asked once in the 20 questions.

Note: The java.util.Random class can be used to generate random numbers. For example, the following statements may be used to generate a random number from 0 to 4 inclusive:

Random generator = new Random();
int number = generator.nextInt(5);

[Fubarable]

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[funjoke]

but i dun have any idea to start coding .can guide me ?

[gcalvin]

Certainly by now you have seen some Java programs. You probably have some in your textbook or other materials that work similarly to the program you want to write.

Sometimes it's good to think in terms of Input, Output, Storage, and Computation (since these are the four basic things a computer can do).

What kind of Input do I need to get? Where will I get it from? How?

What kind of Output will I be generating? How will I present it to the user?

What kind of data does my program need to store? How will I structure that data? What names will I give to my data structures?

How will my program act on the data it needs to receive and store? What methods do I need to write?

Once you have answered those questions, you can start working on some little piece of the problem. It doesn't really matter where you start, but when you're learning a language, it often helps to start with Input and Output, since you can at least see what is going on. Storage and Computation tend to be a little more abstract.

Think about those things, and see if that helps you get started. Please do come back and show us what you've got so far. (Remember to use CODE tags when you post your code.)

-Gary-

[funjoke]

i have some error when test this code ,that is the question request that one alphabet exist one time only during 20 question .but mine de got repeated alphabet ,how 2 solve it ? code as below

[j2me64]

but mine de got repeated alphabet ,how 2 solve it ? code as below

use askedLetterIndex = (int)(Math.random()*25);

you should not go till the last char because alphabet[askedLetterIndex + 1] == answer will throw and out of bounds exception if the last index is in askedLetterIndex.