Byte Buster: A Dynamic C++ Quiz Game for Data Structures and Algorithms

Abstract

"Byte Buster" is a fun and interactive C++ quiz game that examines players' comprehension of data structures and algorithms. There are three different levels in the project, and each level comprises ten questions. There are four multiple- choice alternatives for each question, offering a full learning experience. In order to improve learning, the project places a heavy emphasis on user engagement and features that are easy to use. Launching the game, the user is urged to tap a key to begin by an eye-catching welcome screen. To make the experience more distinctive, it also gathers the user's age and_x000D_ name. The option for the user to start the quiz or stop playing the game guarantees_x000D_ a user-centric design. The option to retry the question is provided to users who_x000D_ provide inaccurate solutions, establishing an environment that is focused on_x000D_ learning. The quiz's overall appeal is improved by the integration of visual_x000D_ components such as formatting and symbols into the questions. The user receives_x000D_ positive feedback when they successfully answer a question, like "Well done!_x000D_ Correct answer!" Inaccurate responses provide the user the opportunity to retry_x000D_ the question or watch a thorough explanation, ensuring thorough learning. This_x000D_ function facilitates a more complete knowledge of the content.