import { QuestionTypes } from '../utils'; import type { ExerciseTemplate } from '$lib/utils/types'; const template: ExerciseTemplate = { title: 'PHP Arrays Quiz', description: 'Test your knowledge of PHP arrays and their usage.', questionnaire: { questions: [ { title: 'What is an array in PHP?', name: 'question1', points: 2, order: 0, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'A mathematical function', is_correct: false }, { label: 'A data structure that can hold multiple values', is_correct: true }, { label: 'A string manipulation technique', is_correct: false }, { label: 'A type of loop in PHP', is_correct: false } ] }, { title: 'How do you create an indexed array in PHP?', name: 'question2', points: 2, order: 1, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'Using the `array()` constructor', is_correct: true }, { label: 'Using the `new Array()` constructor', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By defining each element separately', is_correct: false }, { label: 'Indexed arrays are not supported in PHP', is_correct: false } ] }, { title: 'What is the index of the first element in a PHP indexed array?', name: 'question3', points: 2, order: 2, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: '0', is_correct: true }, { label: '1', is_correct: false }, { label: '-1', is_correct: false }, { label: 'No index for the first element', is_correct: false } ] }, { title: 'How do you access an element in a PHP indexed array?', name: 'question4', points: 2, order: 3, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'By using the element name', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the element value', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the element index', is_correct: true }, { label: 'By using the element key', is_correct: false } ] }, { title: 'What is the purpose of an associative array in PHP?', name: 'question5', points: 2, order: 4, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'To store only numbers', is_correct: false }, { label: 'To store only strings', is_correct: false }, { label: 'To store key-value pairs', is_correct: true }, { label: 'To store only boolean values', is_correct: false } ] }, { title: 'How do you add a key-value pair to an associative array in PHP?', name: 'question6', points: 2, order: 5, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'By using the `add` keyword', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the `append` method', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using square brackets and the key name', is_correct: true }, { label: 'Associative arrays do not support adding key-value pairs', is_correct: false } ] }, { title: 'How do you check if a key exists in an associative array in PHP?', name: 'question7', points: 2, order: 6, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'By using the `exists` method', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the `contains` keyword', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the `in_array` function', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the `array_key_exists` function', is_correct: true } ] }, { title: 'What is the purpose of a multidimensional array in PHP?', name: 'question8', points: 2, order: 7, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'To store only numbers', is_correct: false }, { label: 'To store only strings', is_correct: false }, { label: 'To store key-value pairs', is_correct: false }, { label: 'To store arrays within an array', is_correct: true } ] }, { title: 'How do you access an element in a multidimensional array in PHP?', name: 'question9', points: 2, order: 8, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'By using the element name', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the element value', is_correct: false }, { label: 'By using the element index', is_correct: true }, { label: 'By using the element key', is_correct: false } ] }, { title: 'What is the difference between indexed and associative arrays in PHP?', name: 'question10', points: 2, order: 9, question_type: QuestionTypes[0], // RADIO options: [ { label: 'Indexed arrays have keys and values, while associative arrays only have values', is_correct: false }, { label: 'Indexed arrays are unordered, while associative arrays are ordered', is_correct: false }, { label: 'Indexed arrays use strings as keys, while associative arrays use integers', is_correct: false }, { label: 'Indexed arrays use integers as keys, while associative arrays use named keys', is_correct: true } ] } ] } }; export default template;