Update quizStep.tsx #899
Update quizStep.tsx #899
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components/admin/taskSteps/quizStep.tsx (2)
105-134: LGTM! Consider adding a clarifying comment.The changes to
handleCorrectAnswerfunction look good. The subtraction of 1 fromoptionIndexcorrectly maps the UI values (1-4) to API values (0-3). The updated dependency array ensures the function always has access to the latestindexandsetStepsvalues.Consider adding a comment to explain the subtraction:
- correct_answers: [optionIndex - 1], // Subtract 1 to map to API + correct_answers: [optionIndex - 1], // Subtract 1 to map UI values (1-4) to API values (0-3)This will help future developers understand the reasoning behind this adjustment more quickly.
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1-134: LGTM! Consider a small improvement for consistency.The changes to
handleCorrectAnswerfunction and its usage in the component look good. The adjustment of thecorrect_answersvalue ensures correct mapping between UI values (1-4) and API values (0-3) while maintaining a user-friendly display.For consistency and to make the code more self-documenting, consider updating the
Dropdowncomponent'svalueprop to explicitly show the mapping:<Dropdown - value={step.data.questions[questionIndex].correct_answers[0] ?? 1} + value={(step.data.questions[questionIndex].correct_answers[0] ?? 0) + 1} backgroundColor="#101012" textColor="#fff" handleChange={(event: SelectChangeEvent) => { handleCorrectAnswer( parseInt(event.target.value), questionIndex ); }} options={[ { value: "1", label: "1" }, { value: "2", label: "2" }, { value: "3", label: "3" }, { value: "4", label: "4" }, ]} />This change ensures that the displayed value in the dropdown always matches the UI values (1-4), even if the stored value is in the API range (0-3).
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1-134: LGTM! Approved for merging.The changes successfully implement the required functionality to ensure that the values displayed to users in the quiz interface range from 1 to 4, while the API receives values between 0 and 3. The implementation is clean, localized, and doesn't introduce any apparent issues. The code maintains good structure and readability.
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The selected optionIndex is now adjusted by subtracting 1 before storing it in correct_answers. This ensures that the API receives 0 to 3 as expected.
Resolves: #NA
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