how to take input from checkboxes

Question

i am doing a online exam project. if a student has selected one of the options provided  i want to check the option submited with the actual ans provided by the admin and update an attribute named score for right or wrong ans. when the user confirm the ans.

Manas Mohapatra · Answer

Hi Dipu You can check in two ways: bool isCorrect = False; foreach (ListItem item in Question1.Items) { if (item.Selected) { if(item.Value == Admin Value { isCorrect = True; } break; } } // Check whether answer is correct or not?? if(isCorrect) { Correct } else { Wrong } Using LinQ List selectedValues = Question1.Items.Cast () .Where(li => li.Selected && li.Value == Admin Value) .Select(li => li.Value) .ToList(); if(selectedValues.Count >= 1) { Correct } else { Wrong }

Sivaraman Dhamodaran · Answer

You can start your project in Multiple ways. Some of the option I am sharing here: Option 1: ======== 1) Have a flat file (Binary format) of Questions and correct answers in it. You can have question bank say 1000 Questions and May display only 20 to the user. 2) In the Question form you randomly pick a question from the file and display it. (When you load a question you load the answer as well. But in the form you only display the question) 3) Based on the answer given by user (By selecting the options) you increase his score by comparing his answer with one loaded from the binary file. Option 2: ========= Do the same stuff above but in-place of flat file use any database of your choice :)