In the Game Zone sections of Chapters 6 and 8, you designed the logic for a quiz that contains questions about a topic of your choice. Now, modify the program so it contains an array of five multiple-choice quiz questions related to the topic of your choice. Each question contains four answer choices. Also create a parallel array that holds the correct answer to each question—A, B, C, or D. In turn, pass each question to a method that displays the question and accepts the player’s answer. If the player does not enter a valid answer choice, force the player to reenter the choice. Return the user’s valid (but not necessarily correct) answer to the main program. After the user’s answer is returned to the main program, pass it and the correct answer to a method that determines whether the values are equal and displays an appropriate message. After the user answers all five questions, display the number of correct and incorrect answers that the user chose.
