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    How to display 60 questions with options for an online exam

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      Lakshmithangaraj wrote:

      How to display 60 questions with options for an online exam

      Well, you're normally going to have some form of datasource backing this up - be it a database or XML file. You'd have a question with a number of possible answers, some of which would be marked as correct answers and some incorrect. Then you display the questions along with the possible answers - the user chooses what they think is correct and you store their answers. Finally, you'll compare their answers with your reference answers and see how many they got right. That seems straightforward enough.

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        Check this article, its in vb.net Online Quiz[^]

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