I am building a quiz app. User selects a level to play and a level is made up of a series of numbers. I use those numbers to know which quiz problems to load from the localdb.
I created a ‘list’ from two variables. The two variables define numbered rows in a localdb. Example: The two variables could be 6 & 10, therefore the list would look like 6,7,8,9,10, these numbers correspond to rows in my localdb.
Later I delete a value from the list based on which quiz problem they just completed. Example: user completed quiz problem 7, I remove 7 from the list, the variable with the list should look like 6,8,9,10. Then next time I choose a random value from the list it will not include that value I just removed.
My problem is the blocks don’t do that, instead # means to remove the position in the list. And I don’t know how to find the position of 7 from the list.
I’m not a programmer, so this is challenging for me. Are there better blocks I should be using? Is this approach even possible? I’m trying to make it flexible and dynamic.
Then I do it again from another screen but the outcome is just 1 number, why is it just showing 1 number and not the string of numbers? The block below setting stored lesson is not working either.