The World Capitals Quiz Game is a fun and educational game that tests the player's knowledge of the world's capital cities. The game presents you with a list of countries and asks you to guess the corresponding capital city.

Live version of the quiz, here.

• The player will be presented with the game's title and rules.
• The game will ask the player if she/he wants to play, and answer yes/ no.
• The game will ask the player to enter your name.
• You will be asked a series of questions, asking you to name the capital city of a specific country.
• Answer each question by typing in the name of the corresponding capital city.
• If the player answers a question correctly, she/he will receive
  one point.
• if you give the wrong answer, you will receive zero points and
  the correct answer will be displayed.
• Your score will be displayed after each question.
• At the end of the quiz you will be asked if you want to play again.

• Display the game name and rules of the game.

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• Random selection of questions each time the game is played.

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• Input validation and error-checking.

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• Provides the player with feedback on their answer if correct or incorrect.

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• Calculates and displays the player's score after each question.

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• At the end of the game the player has the choice to start a new game or stop.

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• Adding all the capitals of the world.
• Improving user experience.
• Level of difficulty.

• Passed the code through CI PEP8 Python linter with no error.
• Tested for invalid inputs: wrong answer, space, numbers, and more.
• Tested the quiz in my local terminal and the Code Institute mock terminal.

Solved Bugs

• I had some problems with validation which I fixed.
• Player input wasn't working properly so I fixed it with a while loop and if elif statement to check for correct validation which solves the problem.
• All the input validation follows the same model of execution.

• None

• Code Institute PEP8 python linter
  • No errors of syntax or indentations returned.

• Steps for deployment:
  • Fork or clone this repository
  • Create a new Heroku app
  • Set the config var if needed
  • Set the build packs to Python and NodeJs in that order.
  • Link the Heroku app to the repository
  • click on Deploy

• Code Institute for the deployment terminal.
• Code Institute for the base of the README.md
• This website for the list of capitals by countries click here
• I watched and learned a lot through different tutorials:
  • W3 school for the while loops and more click here
  • freecodecamp.org(20 Python projects, 12 python projects)
  • Tech With Tim(5 Python projects, oop tutorial)
  • programming with Nick
• Python website click here
• The book Python by Eric Matthes

A special thank you to one of the CI student Tomislav Dukez for his help in explaining concepts when I wasn't understanding them and for pushing me to improve my coding skills.