Step 3: Loop the Questions 🔁

Look at your code from Step 2. The same if/else block, copied three times. Want 10 questions? Copy it 10 times? No thanks. 🙅‍♀️

Programmers have a rule: if you're copying, you should be looping.

Put the questions in one list and the answers in another, in the same order:

questions = ["Capital of France? ", "6 times 7? "]
answers   = ["paris", "42"]

Question 0 goes with answer 0, question 1 with answer 1. Now loop over the positions with range(len(questions)):

for i in range(len(questions)):
    reply = input(questions[i]).lower().strip()
    if reply == answers[i]:
        print("✅ Correct!")

len(questions) is how many questions there are, so i counts 0, 1, 2... and questions[i] grabs the one at that position. One block of code, as many questions as you like. 🤯

Your mission

1. Make a questions list and an answers list (at least 3 each)
2. Loop with for i in range(len(questions)):
3. Keep the score going inside the loop
4. Print the final score after the loop ends

⚠️ Watch your answers: store them lowercase so .lower() matches!