Up For Seconds?

Today I focused on quiz programs. One was the Presidential Quiz app, which worked by presenting a predetermined series of questions to the Quiz taker. Once an answer was typed into the appropriate space, the progam matches the answer with it's selection of correct answers, and, using if/then statements, the program alerts the quiz taker of whether s/he is right or wrong. All the while, quiz takers have the option of skipping each question by pressing the next button, which not only brings up the next question, but also brings up a matching picture. The MakeQuiz and TakeQuiz apps work in a similar fashion, with the operative difference being the TinyWeb storage mechanism, which can store and retrieve inputed questions and answers using the Internet to construct unique quizzes, a feature that I found very interesting. As the programs are becoming more complex, I find myself forced to organize my codings in a more linear fashion, as displayed by the pictures above. One of my biggest failures was when I neglected to input the picture codes into the media section for the Presidential Quiz.