Develop a simple TriviaGame program. We will have two classes, a TriviaGame class and a Question class. The TriviaGame class will contain several Question objects stored in an array and will have several operations. We will also have a tester class to test the PlayTriviaGame class.

Specific Requirements for the Question class:

Constant - INVALIDVALUE = -1. (see details below)

Instance variables

String question - The trivia question

String answer - The answer to the question

int value

the value of the question.

The value will be between 1 - 5 (inclusive) based on difficulty , 1 is easy, 5 is difficult.

Your program must ensure that the value is in the range of 1 -5, if not print out an error message and set the value to the constant INVALIDVALUE.

Default constructor that sets all instance variables to default values.

A parameterizes constructor that takes in parameters to set the class's instance variables . Ensure value is check for validity (hint call the mutator method for value and do your error handling there)

Accessor and mutator methods for all the instance variables (see UML Class diagram above)

toString() returns a nicely formatted with one attribute on each line using the ' ' escape character (see sample output file questions.dat for an example).

The UML class diagram for the Question class looks like this:

Question

question String

answer: String

value: int

Question() Question(String, String, int)

getQuestion(): String getAnswer(): String getValue(): int setQuestion(String)

setAnswer(String)

setValue(int)

toString: String

Specific Requirements for the TriviaGame class:Instance Variables

Question[] gameQuestions - size of 10.

int score - the current score of the user playing the game

int numberOfQuestion - the number of question used in the current game, (partially filled array value) it can not be greater than the size of the array of question. (10).

int currentQuestion - the index of the current question being asked.

Parameterized constructor

Parameter - a FileInputStream object (chpt 2). The FileInputStreamObject is connected to a file that contains the 10 questions, their respective answers and values.

Reads the file one line at a time, creates Question object from each line and stores the Question object in the array of questions.

See the sample file posted on elearning. The file structure is one line for the question, one line for the answer and one line for the question value.

sets currentQuestion instance variable to zero.

Methods

Accessor methods for score, numberOfQuestions and currentQuestion instance variable. no mutator method needed

play method - Starts the game.

resets the score and currentQuestion instance variable to zero.

parameter - int numQuestion representing the number of question the player want to answer for this game. (Maximum of 10)

nextQuestion method

Uses the currentQuestion instance variable to access the gameQuestion array.

Returns the a String representing the next question..

evaluateAnswer(String answer)

Compares the parameter answer with the currentQuestion answer.

Returns true if correct, false if incorrect.

Increment the currentQuestion variable.

toString method - prints a nicely formated string that lists all the questions in the array, their respective answers and score value.

The UML class diagram for the TriviaGame class looks like this:

TriviaGame

gameQuestions: Question[] score: int numberOfQuestion: int. currentQuestion: int

Trivia(FileInputStreamObject) getScore():int getNumberOfQuestion():int getCurrentQuestion():int play(int)

nextQuestion(): String

evaluateAnswer(String):boolean toString(): String

Build a PlayTrivaGame class to play a game of trivia.

Create a FileInputStreamObject - NOTE for ease of grading, call the file used to create this object questions.dat. You can just use the sample file provide if you like.

Create a TriviaGame Object that passes a FileInputStreamObject that connect to the file with the questions, answers and scores.

Prompt the user to input how many question they would like to answer, up to a maximum of 10.

Calls the play method passing the number of question from item 2.

Loops through the follow until the number of question from item 2 are asked and answered.

Calls nextQuestion and displays the next question

Prompts for the answer

Calls evalutateAnswer method and prints message depend on evaluteAnswer results such as answer is correct, or answer is incorrect.

Once current game is complete calls getScore and displays the current players score.

Ask the user if they wish to try again and if so go back to step 3,(calling the play method).

If the user wishes to exit, call the Trivia game toString method and exit the program.