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Transform C code into clear algorithms effortlessly.OpenHere is the step-by-step algorithm for the provided C code: --- ### **Algorithm: Quiz Game** 1. **Start Program** - Initialize the `last_score` variable to 0 to store the last recorded score. 2. **Main Menu Loop** - Display the main menu with the following options: 1. Start the quiz. 2. Show the rules of the game. 3. View the last recorded score. 4. Quit the game. - Prompt the user to enter their choice. 3. **Handle User Choice** - Use a switch-case statement to handle the user's choice: - **Case 1: Start the Quiz** - Call the `start_game()` function. - **Case 2: Show Rules** - Call the `show_rules()` function. - **Case 3: View Score** - Call the `view_score()` function. - **Case 4: Quit Game** - Call the `quit_game()` function. - **Default: Invalid Choice** - Display an error message for invalid input. 4. **Function: start_game()** - Initialize the `score` variable to 0 for the current game. - **Stage 1: Science** - Display 4 science-related questions with multiple-choice options. - For each question: - Call the `display_question()` function to show the question and options. - Check if the user's answer matches the correct answer. - If correct, increment the score by 10. - **Stage 2: Mathematics** - Display 3 math-related questions with multiple-choice options. - For each question: - Call the `display_question()` function to show the question and options. - Check if the user's answer matches the correct answer. - If correct, increment the score by 10. - **Stage 3: History** - Display 3 history-related questions with multiple-choice options. - For each question: - Call the `display_question()` function to show the question and options. - Check if the user's answer matches the correct answer. - If correct, increment the score by 10. - **Display Final Score** - Print the total score. - If the score is 100, display a congratulatory message. - Save the score in the `last_score` variable. 5. **Function: show_rules()** - Display the rules of the game: 1. The game has 3 stages: Science, Mathematics, and History. 2. Each stage has specific questions related to the topic. 3. Earn 10 points for each correct answer. 4. No points are deducted for incorrect answers. 5. A perfect score is 100. 6. Encourage the user to have fun and wish them good luck. 6. **Function: view_score()** - Display the last recorded score. - If no score is recorded, display a message indicating that no score is available. 7. **Function: quit_game()** - Display a goodbye message. - Exit the program. 8. **Function: display_question(stage_name, question, options, correct_option, score)** - Display the stage name and the question. - Display the multiple-choice options. - Prompt the user to enter their answer (A, B, C, or D). - Validate the input to ensure it is within the valid range (A-D). - Convert the answer to uppercase for consistency. - Check if the answer matches the correct option: - If correct, increment the score by 10 and display a success message. - If incorrect, display an error message. - Wait for the user to press Enter before continuing. 9. **Function: clear_screen()** - Clear the console screen based on the operating system: - For Windows, use the `cls` command. - For Unix-based systems, use the `clear` command. 10. **End Program** - Exit the program when the user chooses to quit. --- This algorithm provides a structured breakdown of the C code's functionality, making it easier to understand and implement in other programming languages or pseudocode.Aadarsh DimriNov 23, 2025@C Code To Algorithm Generatoreither it is not working, or it is very slow, I don't know what's the matter, but it's been 15 minutes since given the code and it is just ticking the fingers and no response is generated, not even a glimpse.
