Show the quiz solution

It would be nice if there was a link to show the quiz solution in case someone cannot answer the question

The explanation of the answer for Question 17 is wrong

It says:
The base class constructor is called before the inherited constructor. The inherited constructor is called before the base class constructor.

It should say:
The base class constructor is called before the inherited constructor. The inherited destructor is called before the base class destructor.

Question 3 - no explanation

Question 3 could use an explanation. Simple "ambiguous call to overloaded function" would probably suffice.

Use [syntax] to refer to the standard

Hi, I've just noticed that question #117 (and probably others) refers to a section from the standard as §14.5.7.1, while I think it would be more future-proof to use the syntax that makes use of brackets and the abbreviated title of the section, which in this case would be [temp.alias].1 (I am not sure about how to indicate the fact that you are referring to the first stanza).

Thanks for your work on C++ Quiz!

Export questions

Export all questions and given answers under a free license, so that others can play with the data.

Hide answer-field when "unspecified", "undefined" or "compialtion error" is selected

This field is ignored in those cases, so just hide it

Follow up on database backups

Check that they continue to run

Fix deprecated Django code

Some calls are made to deprecated Django functions, fix these

level-0.png used in question #35 but not found.

Question 35 tries to use cppquiz.org/static/level-0.png for the difficulty icon. But the image does not exist.

cppquiz.org/quiz/question/35

Multiline code examples in answers and hints

Should allow multiline code examples in answers and hints. Maybe something like the four spaces on StackOverflow.

Need explanation when you don't know the answer

If the user doesn't know the answer - and guessing is failing - he needs some way to "give up" and let the quiz tell him the answer (in training mode, at least).

Great product! Thanks for setting this up.

Add a warning for users without cookies

Question #25

I don't think there should be std::endl here:

std::cout << ++i << std::endl;

After bumping into std::endl it's quite obvious, that the answer cannot be compilable and deterministic, because otherwise we would have to deal with inputting std::endl in the answer field and it was nowhere explained how to do that (\n? hit enter?). It gives a huge hint, I didn't even think about the answer and clicked "is undefined" right away because of that.

Question 24 doesn't accept "0\n"

std::endl is sent to standard output, but the answer that is selected is "0", not "0\n".

Filter by difficulty

Categorize questions with difficulty levels. Allow the user to only view questions of one or more levels.

quiz on constructors/destructors

Does the standard say that std::cout is initialized before the global variable A a; that's ctor uses std::cout or after its destruction . IMHO, the initialization sequence of global variables in different compilation units is unspecified. At least we have been bitten about that in the past, but today compilers, linkers or the standard might be more definitive. Please enlighten me.

Mandatory hint and difficulty level before publishing

Don't allow a question to be published without a hint or difficulty level. (Remember to remove default 'no hint' from models.py)

Log all answers

Log all answers that people give. This can make for some interesting statistics, seeing which questions are most often answered wrongly etc.

Some pure python unittests are not run automatically

Example: quiz_extras_test.py

The same question sometimes displayed more than once in a fixed quiz

Should rewrite to use something like exclude(id__in = [a.question.pk for a in self.answers])

User-explanations

Allow the user to enter his/her own explanation after answering correctly, to gather more and better explanations

Skipping questions sometimes throws an IndexError

Investigate once we have solved #28 and #29.

When in quiz mode, it would be nice to get the 'explanation' text upon completing a question

When in training mode, you get some interesting explanation text after answering a question successfully. This text does not appear in quiz mode, which means if you see a question you don't fully understand then you have no idea why the answer is correct

Include source code in explanation?

Question #27 endl

Question #27 has an meaningless endl

URL converter bugs

It seems like if an URL is at the end of a paragraph, a

is appended to the url.
Also, if it is on the first column of a line, it is not converted.

Generate a deterministic quiz

Make it possible to generate a quiz with a given number of questions, so that several people can take the same set of questions.

Automatically run new questions through clang-format

Postpone until webfaction has clang-format installed

UsersAnswers not saved in quiz mode

When in quiz mode, UsersAnswers are not saved. This is bad for statistics, but also makes debugging difficult.

Add a license for the content

Allow users to comment on questions

To have a low threshold for giving feedback

Question 11

It says variable a is static, but it's not (probably forgot to add static?).

include <iostream>

int a;

int main () {
std::cout << a;
}

Correct!
Since a is a static variable, it is guaranteed to be initialized to its default value, 0. Had a been defined as a local non-static variable inside main(), this would not have happened.

Not an issue, but a suggestion on Q#109

Hi,
On the quiz#109, I tested the following correction with clang and it also worked, and think it works better(less verbose):

replace the call to call_with(print, 42) with
call_with(print, 42);

I think the compiler just needed a little help on the type for T, an explicit specialization should suffice.

Thank you for providing such a great site. I learned a lot from it.

Regards,

Steve

New Question

include

class A {
public:
virtual void f() { std::cout << "A"; }
};

class B : public A {
private:
void f() { std::cout << "B"; }
};

void g(A& a) { a.f(); }

int main () {
B b;
g(b);
}

you can add this question in cppquiz if you like.
No compile error as compiler only checks for the A function at the compile time. It can not see we are calling with B object.
B function gets called during run time even it is private.

Question 105 seems to be missing a hint

Improve HTTP 500 page

Add a link to try another question. Even though one page has crashed, the site itself might be fine.

Race mode

Allow several people to take the same quiz at the same time, getting scored by the number of correct answers they gave in a limited time. Announce the winner at the end.
It would be cool if they could see live how the competitors are doing.

Preview-key

Let questions be preview-able by anyone who has a preview-key. This will make it easier to discuss questions which are not published yet.
(There is currently a preview-functionality which requires the user to be logged in as an admin)

Git hook to require reference to github issue

Make it easier for users to contribute their own questions

They should be moderated though

Wrong comment to question

The question is

What is the output of this program?

include

class A {
public:
A() { std::cout << 'a'; }
~A() { std::cout << 'A'; }
};

class B
{
public:
B() { std::cout << 'b'; }
~B() { std::cout << 'B'; }
A a;
};

int main () {
B b;
}

The answer is:
Correct!

The base class constructor is called before the inherited constructor. The inherited constructor is called before the base class constructor.

But there is no inheritance in this question. (Copy paste bug from an other question?)
I think you meant that B inherited from A and that B did not have an A member variable

Set <title>

lowercase vs. uppercase in quick links

For some reason I sometimes get visitors who have lowercased the entire quick link key, and cannot see the quiz. Find a solution to this.

Q 112 explanation

The answer to question #112 is correct, but the explanation given is wrong.

12.8/15 applies to implicitly-defined [copy and] move constructors only. But the move constructor B::B(B&&) is user-defined.

The real reason copy constructor A::A(const A&) is called is that in the move constructor's mem-initializer "a(b.a)", expressions "b" and "b.a" are lvalues, not xvalues.

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