Question

c++ please

Create a map that works like a dictionary with words and their definitions. In this case, it will be a set of acronyms, such as HTML, CSS, I/O, etc. Then write a quiz program that prompts the user with an acronym to see if they know what it stands for. Create at least five acronyms and have your program quiz the user for all of them. Have your program display "Right!" if the user is correct, and "No, the answer is....." if the user is wrong.

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
#include <iterator> // this header is used to get the iterator for our map
#include <map> // for obtaining map functions
#include<string>
  
using namespace std;
  
int main()
{
  
// empty string map container
map<string, string> quiz;
string answer;
  
// insert elements in random order
quiz.insert(pair<string, string>("JRE","Java Runtime Engine"));
quiz.insert(pair<string, string>("DBMS", "Data Base Management System"));
quiz.insert(pair<string, string>("FORTRAN", "FORmula TRANslation"));
   quiz.insert(pair<string, string>("IDE", "Integrated Development Environment"));
   quiz.insert(pair<string, string>("ASCII", "American Standard Code for Information Interchange"));
  
// Take map quiz

//create map iterator

map<string, string>::iterator itr;
cout << "\nThe quiz begins : \n";

// begin the loop for the map using iterator
for (itr = quiz.begin(); itr != quiz.end(); ++itr) {

cout << '\t' << itr->first<<"\n"<<"Enter the answer: "; // ask first question (need not be in the // order of created map
cin>>answer; // take input
if(answer==itr->second) // check if input matches the value in the map
cout<<"\n Right!"; // if correct print RIGHT!
cout<<"\n No, the answer is "<<itr->second<<"\n"; // else NO, ....

}
}