• All code will be written in Java
• The main concept is a trivia application with the option to answer questions from the player's chosen topic

• The program will ask the user for certain information (name, trivia topic)
• The output log will present questions in the chosen topic
• When the user answers a question, the output log will print correct/incorrect and then print another question

• The application can be used for anyone looking to test their knowledge in a certain topic
• Additionally, it can be used by individuals to learn something new in the chosen topic

• education / acquisition of knowledge
• various fields of knowledge as quiz topics (ex. music, math, physics, etc.)
• creates a fun learning tool that can be used by not only others but myself as well

• questions/answer pairs, each of them being strings
• topics, which wil consist of a string for the name, and an arbitrary number of our previously mentioned q/a pairs
• need to represent tests, main method to run the application

• All data (mainly topics and questions) will be included within the project.
• No use of external applications is required
• No absolute paths will be used
• It is not a To-Do list (nor is it similar to one)

• As a user, I want to be able to add any amount of questions/answer pairs to topic
• As a user, I want to be able to add any number of topics to the Trivia game
• As a user, I want to be able to view the list of all existing topics
• As a user, I want to be able to view the questions within any topic(s)
• As a user, I want to be able to remove question/answer pairs from any topic(s)
• As a user, I want to set my name
• As a user, I want to be able to play the Trivia game with a topic of my choice
• As a user, I want to see my score once I've completed answering the questions within a topic

• As a user, when I'm in the main menu, I want to have the option to save my changes to the topics and questions
• As a user, when I start the application, I want to be given the option to load my previous topics and questions

• You can generate the first required action related to adding Xs to a Y by clicking Load Topics -> Edit Topics -> Edit Topic -> Select Topic -> Add Questions
• You can generate the second required action related to adding Xs to a Y by clicking Load Topics -> Edit Topics -> Edit Topic -> Select Topic -> Remove Questions
• You can locate my visual component by launching the app or heading to the main menu
• You can save the state of my application by clicking save topics on the main menu
• You can reload the state of my application by clicking load topics on the main menu

Trivia Application Event Log:
Thu Nov 30 22:34:15 PST 2023
New topic Test Topic 1 created.
Thu Nov 30 22:34:20 PST 2023
New topic Test Topic 2 created.
Thu Nov 30 22:34:30 PST 2023
Question Answer Pair added to Test Topic 1.
Thu Nov 30 22:34:36 PST 2023
Question Answer Pair added to Test Topic 1.
Thu Nov 30 22:34:44 PST 2023
List of all questions in topic Test Topic 1 displayed.
Thu Nov 30 22:34:46 PST 2023
Question Answer Pair deleted from Test Topic 1.
Thu Nov 30 22:34:46 PST 2023
List of all questions in topic Test Topic 1 displayed.
Thu Nov 30 22:34:53 PST 2023
List of all questions in topic Test Topic 1 displayed.

The design presented in my UML is fairly simple to understand, however there is a lot of repeated elements (ex. 16 action listener classes that each have a field of TriviaGUI).

• Create separate classes to manage different panels in my GUI
• Create a panel switching class
• Change AllTopics to be a singleton and act like a "TopicStorage"
• Add systematic exception handling rather than error messages

For example, I could create separate classes that represent each panel (ex. TriviaMainMenuPanel, TriviaPlayScreenPanel, etc.) all of which extend the common functionality of an abstract class "TriviaPanel". This would allow the TriviaGUI class to handle frame-related actions and not have to set up panels within the class. A large portion of refactoring that could be performed in this project is extracting repeated process to be handled by separate methods or classes