import java.util.*;


public class Millionaire {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in);
		String[] questions={...};		// put your questions here, of the form "question 1", "question 2", "question 3"
		char[] answers={...};			// your answers should be multiple choice and one letter per answer, matching the questions array such as 'A', 'C', 'B'
		char userAnswer;				// this will be the answer that the user enters
		boolean[] used=new boolean[questions.length];	// this array will store which question(s) have already been used
				// initialize all elements of used to false
		boolean correct=true;
		Random g=new Random();
		int score=0, value;
		while(correct)
		{
			// get a random number, i, and make sure used[i] is still false
			// obtain the current question which is questions[i] and set used[i]=true
			// get the user's answer as a string and then upper case it and make it charAt(0)
			// if userAnswer equals answers[i] add to the user's score
			// else set correct=false;  which will exit this loop
		}
		// output the amount the user wins
	}

	// enhancement help:
		// 1.  Add a variable turn set to 0.  Increment it when you double amount and output turn.
		// 2.  Change the while loop condition.  Use 'E' to allow the user to exit.  You can use
		//	'Q' if you prefer which will change #4 below slightly.
		// 3.  Add int variable lifeline=3.  Change the code where the JOptionPane instruction is
		//	to a do-while loop.  do { ... } while(answer!='A'&&answer!='B'&&answer!='C'&&answer
		//			!='D'&&answer!='E');   In the ..., input the user's guess.  
		//  	If userAnswer=='L'&&lifeline>0) then create the new answer and decrement lifeline.  
		//	If (userAnswer=='L'&&lifeline==0) then output a warning that they have used all 
		//	their lifelines.  As this is in a do while loop, they will not be able to get out 
		// 	of the loop until they guess an actual answer or enter 'E' for exit.
		// 4.  Add another array called amount where amount[level] is the amount the user will win if 
		//  they are trying to answer a question of that level.  For instance, the amounts might be:  100, 200, 300, 500 
		//  1000, 2000, 5000, 10000, 20000, 30000, 50000, 100000, 200000, 500000, 1000000 or some variation like that
		// 5.  Separate your questions into 3 question arrays and the answers into 3 answer arrays, easy questions, 
		//	medium questions, hard questions.  Use the variable turn (from #1 above) to indicate
		//	when to switch from one array to the next.  As an alternative, you can use
		//	the original three arrays (questions, answers, used) but make them 2 dimensional
		//	arrays where the second dimension is whether the questions are easy, medium or
		//	hard.  To move from one set of questions to the next, increment a variable used
		//	to denote the hardness.  For instance, level=0 to start.  Ask questions of
		//	questions[i][level], using the answer in answers[i][level] and used[i][level].
		//	Once the user has answered the easy questions, add 1 to level.
}