Want to write a simple program

What I want to do is make a simple revision tool, which will throw out a word/phrase to which the response needs to be whatever words/phrases it has in common with it, then finally showing a rating of how many correct things were entered in total.
So like for example, it'd display 'Battles during such and such war', and then you'd type in whatever you remembered and get a response. I assume it'd be a good help to just prepare the program with writing the questions and possible answers, but obviously it'd be nice to have functionality as a quizzing tool.
I hope this makes sense, I'm very, very tired and I keep laughing to myself for little reason in my corner of the library.


var questions = [
  {  question: "Battles during _______ war: Đức Cơ, Tet Offensive"
     answer: "Korean"
  },
  {  question: "Inventor of computer science"
     answer: "Ada Lovelace"
  }
  /* ... */
];
alert("Your score: " +
  questions.reduce(function(score, q) {
    var correct = prompt(q.question) === q.answer;
    alert(correct ? "Correct" : "Wrong");
    return score + (correct ? 1 : 0);
  }, 0));

>>2
AIDS

I think you mean.

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
  printf("What happened at the time of the thing that happened?\n");
  getchar;
  printf("WRONG.\n0 POINTS.\n");
  return 0;
}

I enjoyed this thread, largely because it's short.

>>3
getchar;
Please tell me there isn't a GCC extension that allows this.

>>3
clearly you forgot to fflush(stdin);, ``friend''.

>>5
#define getchar getchar()

>>6
fflush is undefined on input streams.

>>8
You should be using GNU C then.

>>9
gnu is shit

>>10
GNU's Not Useful!

>>8
fflush my anus!

>>3 here.

This code is GPL and therefore if you have viewed it, all of your projects now come under the GPL. Thanks for submitting a patch, >>7! I've added you to the README as a maintainer.