I started working on this after looking through some of the comics done by Scandinavia and the World, and couldn't figure out what flags went for which country. Here are some screenshots of testing a few of the flags as I was converting them to hex:





Once I got all the flags converted over to hex (206 of them, took a while) I started in on the actual program and got the quiz portion working now:





When you get an answer correct, it says so in green lettering and highlights the answer in green as well. If you get it wrong, the answer you chose is highlighted in red, and the correct answer is highlighted in green.


So, for the time being, I'm dealing with the 206 country flags I found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallery_of_sovereign_state_flags and later down the road I'll see about adding in the 50 state flags and any historical flags I can find. I am hoping to find time to set up some form of database like setup to be able to pick from a name, or maybe choose a number, to see what flags go with which country.

Haha, that's pretty awesome! Nice flags indeed

They look nice so far. Just make sure that it's the case for Canada's flag too if you haven't done so already (some gifs above won't show up in Tapatalk so my apologies if you posted it)

The flags look nice! I'm not sure if this is what you were talking about or not, but were you planning on having a place where you could scroll through the flags with the name of the country displayed underneath/be able to choose a country and see its flag? Currently it just quizzes you on the flag, right? I really like the use of color in the quiz part, too

Update for the day



Shows off the scoring, high score display, getting correct and wrong answers, and what the main menu looks like at present. Not sure if I need a 'Wrong!' message or not for when the answer is incorrect. Or if I even really need the 'Correct!' message :p What do you all think?

Yeah I agree, although it might be good to make sure the user knows this, either in the readme or by making wrong answers so that they get a strike-through bar.

Yeah I agree, although it might be good to make sure the user knows this, either in the readme or by making wrong answers so that they get a strike-through bar.

When one gets a wrong answer, the answer they selected turns red, the correct answer turns green. I'm thinking that announcing Correct and Incorrect might be important, so it's very clear what's going on. Still collecting opinions on this matter, though

I know, I know, I need to go through and check my list. >.> lol

And the rounds are there just to show how many flags a person has gone through more quickly than trying to add the values together. I'm not really setting it up to have a specific amount asked before you can advance, it just cycles through the flags, and you have to try to get the right name for it. You simply press MODE or CLEAR when you're ready to exit the quiz.