Part 2

Part 2

1. Problems

   • There are always the same questions
   • Because the questions are the same so will the answers, and the order stays consistent meaning there is not a lot of challenge towards the user
   • The code isn't using a REST API, rather it is only using a DB file

2. Possible solutions

   • Using JSON in order to have a link that will show a variety of different questions
   • Attempting to have the answers be different it will ensure that the answers won't be the same. Thus, giving a more enjoyable experience towards the user
   • The new code will use JSON in order to use a rest API. JSON was chosen instead of XML because JSON is designed for data interchange

3. Things the code did well

   • It is a fully functioning code
   • The code is able to communicated with a database, and use the information accordingly
   • The code could set out the information in a way that it was clear that the user needed to answer the questions.
   • It was able to discern the right questions from the wrong questions, and also give a score to the user

4. Minor problems

   • The design of the trivia website is dull and unimaginative
   • There is no sort of way to choose difficulty or questions from a specific category,
   • The number of questions stays the same, and score is not dependent on the difficulty of the questions