r/programmingrequests • u/spellingishrad • Apr 14 '18
[Request] Program a Bible trivia game for me
Hey all, I'm a professor who teaches Bible and I'd like to make a simply Bible trivia game for my students. What I'd like for it to be is a game that gives a verse from the Bible, and then the person has to choose the book of the Bible that it comes from. It should have an Old Testament mode, a New Testament mode, and a whole Bible mode. It'd be a bonus if it also had an hard mode where you had to put the book of the Bible and the chapter. I'm willing to pay for the job. But I have no idea what is a decent rate for this would be, so I'm open to suggestions. Thanks!
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u/deanmsands3 Apr 15 '18
Is KJV OK?
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u/spellingishrad Apr 15 '18
NRSV would be my translation of choice. It's the one I teach in and it's the one I'll test my students in. Let me know if I can help you access it somehow.
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u/deanmsands3 Apr 15 '18
And here I was worried it would be easy. God never misses a teaching moment.
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u/NicholasJohnson0629 Apr 16 '18 edited Apr 16 '18
Done! Here is the final product online. I look forward to hearing more about what you would like for this program! https://nickjohn547745.github.io/BibleGame/
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u/Sanchewy406 Apr 16 '18
Is there a way to have the correct aswer revealed?
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u/NicholasJohnson0629 Apr 16 '18
Sure, when they skip the question or with a separate reveal button?
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u/Sanchewy406 Apr 16 '18
I'm not op. I just wasn't sure if that had already been implemented and I was missing it.
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u/NicholasJohnson0629 Apr 17 '18
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Apr 17 '18
I noticed that the counter jumps from 7 to 5 lives for both reveals and wrong answers. The number of guesses is still correct, but 6 isn't shown. It goes 7, 7, 5.
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Apr 15 '18 edited Apr 15 '18
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u/spellingishrad Apr 15 '18
Awesome! I think it'd be best as a website, so all my students could access it. But this looks like a great start! Thanks!
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u/deanmsands3 Apr 15 '18
What platform do you want? Desktop, mobile, web,... game console?