Quiz Program based on Data File Handling

[Kvaibhav01]

I'm trying to make a Quiz program based on C++'s Data File Handling capablities. I've attached the code in .txt file and I wonder why I'm getting the error identifier bScience cannot have a type qualifier?

Please help!

[weaknessforcats]

void Quiz::start() has missing braces.

[Kvaibhav01]

@weaknessforcats:

void Quiz::start() has missing braces.

Could you please tell me where exactly I can put braces? I'm beginner!

Thanks.

[weaknessforcats]

Figuring this out is part of being a developer. I use Visual Studio and CTRL+] will find the matching brace and position you there. If his does not happen you have an unmatched brace.

I don't know what compiler you are using but it probably has a similar feature.

In the worst case, print out the file, tape the sheets together and get out a red pencil and draw a line between braces you know match. The missing braces will be identified pretty quick.

[Kvaibhav01]

@weaknessforcats:

I'm using Turbo C++ compiler (I know too outdated!). When I press CTRL+], I get a pointer location at the end of the program and when I put a } then recompile, I get another error of Declaration missing ; after } in the end. Even when I put a ; there (which I think should not be over there), the same error comes again and again!

What's the matter?

Thanks.

[weaknessforcats]

It looks like you need to print these files out. tape the sheets together connect the braces using a marker pen.

Your functions are WAY to long. It's impossible to match braces by scrolling the code back and forth.

[Kvaibhav01]

@weaknessforcats:

I'll do what you suggested. Can you tell me how I can display one question of 'bScQues.txt' file, take user's answer, compare it with right answer present in 'bScAns.txt' (Like:
a
b
d....), then display Q2. and so on? I mean one question at a time.

Thanks.

[weaknessforcats]

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