Hey guys, I am currently making a little Math game, which works on a principle of asking questions (math equations) and based on the correct or incorrect answer it will do some stuff (like raising score etc.).
I could possibly write every question separately and assign a correct answer to them, but that's really confusing and it's unreadable.
I need to find a way, how to ask random questions (so it every time a new game starts won't be in the same order and also so I won't have to write everything separately) and assign a good answer to them.
I tried to go in a way of variables - I made 10 variables, each one was a different question and then tried to make the system ask a random variable, but soon I realised that there is no way to assign a correct answer to a random question.

I know I may be a little confusing, but if you understood my question, is there some way to make this work?
If not, I will just write every question and answer separately and it always will be in the same order.

Thank you for all your answers

You need to learn to use lists. Then item 5 of the answers list is the answer to item 5 of the questions list. You can use a variable to store the number of a question selected randomly.

You may want a third list which you clear each time you start the project and add the currently selected question number to. So when you choose a random question you choose again if that number is already in the list.

here is a way to make completely random questions and still have the answers:

you can also add multiplication and division easily! hope thats helpful!