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Need some help getting me going in the right direction. Also, it is rather long.. 300 lines.. Simple concept but tough coding.

A SMALL QUIZ WITH 20 QUESTION MUTIPLE CHOICE. MY THEME IS A DMV SAMPLE QUIZ.
PROGRAM IS TO STORE THE ANSWERS IN AN ARRAY. ASK THE USER TO ENTER ANSWERS
FOR THE 20 QUESTIONS WHICH IS STORED IN AN ARRAY. WHEN USER IS FINISHED SHOW A MESSAGE INDICATING PASS OR FAIL MUST HAVE 15/20 TO PASS. SHOW NUMBER OR CORRECTLY ANSWERED AND INCORRECTLY ANSWERED QUESTIONS AND A LIST OF WRONG ANSWERED QUESTIONS. ALONG WITH ACTUAL PERCENTAGE SCORE FROM QUIZ.

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