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Learn how to dynamically display GIF images in Jupyter Notebook based on user scores in a quiz. Discover the correct code implementation and get tips on how to enhance your projects!
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How to Display GIF Images in Jupyter Notebook Based on Conditions

Creating interactive visuals in Jupyter Notebook can significantly enhance the user experience, especially when working on projects like quizzes. One common dilemma is how to display different GIF images based on conditional outcomes, such as a user’s score. In this guide, we will guide you through the process of implementing this functionality in Jupyter Notebook effectively.

The Problem

Suppose you are developing a simple quiz application where the users receive feedback based on their performance. Here’s how scoring works:

Full score: 5

Awesome: 5

Not bad: 3 - 4

Bad: 0 - 2

You want to display a corresponding GIF image that reflects the user's score. While you might be able to display a single image easily, you need a way to conditionally show different GIFs based on the score they achieved. Let's dive into how you can accomplish this!

The Solution

To achieve the desired functionality, we will use the display function from IPython to render images in Jupyter Notebook. Below is a general approach you can follow, along with code examples for better understanding.

Step 1: Import Required Library

First, ensure you import the necessary module to work with images:

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Step 2: Define Your Scoring Logic

Next, we will implement the logic that checks the user's score and displays the appropriate GIF image. Here's how the code looks:

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Explanation of the Code

Setting Up the Score: In our example, the score is set to 4, but you can replace this with any value or user input.

Using Conditional Statements: We use if, elif, and else statements to check the score and decide which GIF image to display.

Displaying the Image: The display(img) function is crucial as it renders the image on the notebook.

Feedback Message: Alongside each GIF, you provide instant feedback like "Awesome!", "Not bad!", or "Bad!" based on the score.

Conclusion

Now you have the tools to display GIF images conditionally based on the user's score in your Jupyter Notebook quiz. Implementing such features can make your projects more interactive and engaging.

Feel free to modify the scores and the images to suit your quiz dynamics. Happy coding, and enjoy enhancing your Jupyter Notebook projects with dynamic visuals!