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Excellent work.

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We're almost done now, of course, we just want to make it a bit harder for a user where the correct

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answer is not going to be always at the end of our.

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So I'll leave this for your reference.

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That's why I'll come to the south and we'll create a new jury in this case.

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I'm going to go with that and we'll say answers is equal to that.

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Not so.

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I'll spread out the incorrect answers.

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And of course, what happens right now, I have the right by the name of answers, and there I have

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the values coming from the incorrect answers.

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And then once I have my answers, the way I would want to generate a random number every time I display

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a question.

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So we know that, of course, our questions are changing because our index is changing and that every

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time we get a new question, I would want to generate that random number.

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Now, I can also tell you that it might get a bit annoying where we'll have to get a new set of questions

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every time we say something in the abstract.

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So once I make some changes and if I want to see counsel, I will have to generate a new set of questions.

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So that might get a bit annoying, but I think it is going to be easier for all of us to be on the same

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page if I can log my values.

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So let's create that random number.

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So tempting index and that is going to be equal to the math.

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Random now, math, random returns a random number between zero and zero point and ninety nine, not

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including one.

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But the thing is, I would want to generate a random number between zero and three y one because I know

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that my answers already eventually is going to have four values and first index is going to be zero

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and the last one will be three.

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Now, in order to get that, I first only to invoke my random and then I need to multiply this by four.

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But the thing is, I don't want three point six or whatever decimal value.

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Instead, I always want to round it down.

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So on here I will say math and then four and we pass in that math, round them by four.

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And once we have this one, let's comes along the temp index and what we should get is the random values

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between zero and three.

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It's never going to be four, but it might be zero.

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So it share it.

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I will, I guess, navigate the bigger screen.

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We just submit these rulers and then in the council notice now the value is three.

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So once I click the next question now, the value for my random one is zero.

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Then I have another zero, then I have zero, then I have zero and then I have one.

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So even though technically this was random, it just came out that way where I had four zero zero.

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But at least you can see that we are getting these random numbers.

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So what is next?

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Well, next, I would want to set up my logic and this is going to be the case where I'll type everything

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up and then I'll go over what is happening.

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So I'll check if the temp index is equal to three.

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And if that is the case, I'm going to go with answers that push and I'm just going to add that correct

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answer.

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So if the index value is going to be three, similarly how I had previously, I'm just going to place

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the correct answer at the end of my answers.

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All right.

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So I just go with push, which at the end of.

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All right.

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And I have the correct answer.

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So that is going to be the case if the value is equal to three.

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Now, if the value is not equal to three, if the value is equal to zero one or two, then we need to

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do a little bit of work where first of all, I will push the current value that I have in the next to

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the end of the array.

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So that's why I go with answer that push and then I'm looking for that particular value.

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So temp index and then move the correct one in that spot.

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Again, let me type it out and then I'll go over it in greater detail.

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So I look for temp index, whatever it is, and I'll set it equal to my correct answer.

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So what is happening over here?

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Well, the answer is not defined, so it should be answers, not Bush over here and the way it works.

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We have answers here and I just add these incorrect answers.

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So, of course, I have an array of three items.

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Correct.

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And they have indexes of zero, one and two.

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Then I generate random number and that random number could be zero one, two or three.

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So if the number is three, what does that?

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Well, that means that technically there is no such index in disarray, correct, because this one will

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always be three, it will always be three items.

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So the last index will be true.

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So if my random number is three, then the only thing I do is just add my correct answer at the end

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of the day.

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Similarly, like we had before.

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But keep in mind that this is generated randomly.

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In this case, we were always placing that correct answer at the end.

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Not in here.

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In here, only if the temp index is equal to three.

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OK, hopefully that is clear.

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And then if the random number is either zero, one or two, I take the index, whatever it is from my

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error and add it to the end of.

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All right.

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So imagine my temp index is two.

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I push to the end of array, the item that has the index of two hours ago.

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It answers that portion.

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And then I'm looking for that item that has the index off to.

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So add it to the end of right.

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And then in that spot I place the correct answer.

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So hopefully that is clear.

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If you need to do some login, please do so.

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But in my case I will test it out.

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So let me click on start and I'll try to cheat again.

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But notice when I click on the last button, I can see that these answers are not correct, which is

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really, really good.

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That means that of course now we have a random powers.

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So actually the user needs to know the right answer.

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That is our application.

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Hopefully everyone enjoyed it and I hope to see the next one.