XCode Time to learn Math
Budget: $10 – $100 USD
All this information needs to be written in Xcode that should be done by either December 3rd or 4th by the latest.
This app should use a Navigation Controller with three views. The first view should have a fun picture and title as well as allow the user to get started. When they move to the second view, the user should be able to choose between addition, subtraction, and multiplication to practice. The view then show two randomly chosen numbers with the correct symbol (+, -, *) between them and allow the user to answer the problem (you can do this with labels inside of a stack view - use your views to your advantage!). There should also be two buttons: "Check Me" and "How did I do?" The "Check Me" button checks to see if the answer is correct or not, keeps a total of correct and incorrect responses, updates the user with a "great job" or "oops" message, and updates the labels to a new problem. The "How did I do" button moves the user to the final view, sending information about how many questions were answered correctly and how many incorrectly. You must update the view as follows:
All numbers must be randomly chosen between 0 and 12
If the user has chosen to practice subtraction, the number on the first label must be larger than the number on the second label.
The third view should report to the user how many answers were correct and how many were incorrect (you'll need to pass this info from the second view). If the user got all answers correct, the background color of the third view should be yellow with an appropriate message reported. If they got more correct than incorrect, the background color should be purple, reporting the number answered correctly and incorrectly. If they missed more than they answered correctly, the background color should be blue with a "keep practicing" message. You must ensure that the color of the font used to report the results is visible with the associated colored background. The user should be able to return to the beginning of the math quiz to begin again at this point.
This app should use a Navigation Controller with three views. The first view should have a fun picture and title as well as allow the user to get started. When they move to the second view, the user should be able to choose between addition, subtraction, and multiplication to practice. The view then show two randomly chosen numbers with the correct symbol (+, -, *) between them and allow the user to answer the problem (you can do this with labels inside of a stack view - use your views to your advantage!). There should also be two buttons: "Check Me" and "How did I do?" The "Check Me" button checks to see if the answer is correct or not, keeps a total of correct and incorrect responses, updates the user with a "great job" or "oops" message, and updates the labels to a new problem. The "How did I do" button moves the user to the final view, sending information about how many questions were answered correctly and how many incorrectly. You must update the view as follows:
All numbers must be randomly chosen between 0 and 12
If the user has chosen to practice subtraction, the number on the first label must be larger than the number on the second label.
The third view should report to the user how many answers were correct and how many were incorrect (you'll need to pass this info from the second view). If the user got all answers correct, the background color of the third view should be yellow with an appropriate message reported. If they got more correct than incorrect, the background color should be purple, reporting the number answered correctly and incorrectly. If they missed more than they answered correctly, the background color should be blue with a "keep practicing" message. You must ensure that the color of the font used to report the results is visible with the associated colored background. The user should be able to return to the beginning of the math quiz to begin again at this point.