Congratulations on making it to the end of this section.
You now have a fantastic little multiple choice quiz game that you can play around with.
During this section, we've learned a lot more about the canvas and all the elements that we can add
to it, including setting up text mesh pro, adding buttons, sliders and images.
On the code side, we've learned how to store data using a script table object and then use that data
in code with things like lists, arrays and for loops.
We've also learned how to reload the scene when we get to the end of our game, and we're going to be
expanding on that in later lectures so that we can have multiple scenes in our games.
And the next step is going to be to either continue working on your quiz game by either adding more
questions, changing up the scoring mechanics that we implemented in this section.
Or you could go ahead and try adding a new canvas and adding multiple categories of questions.
Once you're done, don't forget to share your game with the community and with other people so they
can play, test and give you feedback and you can do that on Share My Gamescom.
But once you've finished and you're happy with your final product, go ahead and move on to the next
section of this course.