How can I make some questions worth more points?

Questions & Answers
1

I did a questionnaire with this script and wanted to make some questions worth more points, can someone help me?

public Text question;
public Text answerA;
public Text answerB;
public Text infoAnswer;

public string[] Questions; 
public string[] alternativeA;
public string[] alternativeB;
public string[] corrects;

private int idQuestion;

private float correct;
private float questions;
private float average;
private int finalGrade;

// Use this for initialization
void Start () 
{
	
	idQuestion = 0;
	questions = Questions.Length;

	question.text = Questions[idQuestion];
	answerA.text = alternativeA[idQuestion];
	answerB.text = alternativeB[idQuestion];

	infoAnswer.text = "Respondendo " + (idQuestion + 1) + " de " + questions.ToString() + " perguntas.";

}

public void answerr(string alternative)
{
	if(alternative == "A")
	{
		if (alternativeA[idQuestion] == corrects[idQuestion])	
		{
			correct += 1;

		}
			}
	else if(alternative == "B")
	{
	if (alternativeB[idQuestion] == corrects[idQuestion])	
		{
			correct += 1;

		}	
	}
	

	nexQuestion();

}

void nexQuestion()
{
	idQuestion += 1;
	
	if(idQuestion <= (questions - 1))
	{
	question.text = Questions[idQuestion];
	answerA.text = alternativeA[idQuestion];
	answerB.text = alternativeB[idQuestion];

	infoAnswer.text = "Respondendo " + (idQuestion + 1) + " de " + questions.ToString() + " perguntas.";

}
else
{
//nota
average = 10 * (correct / questions); //media
finalGrade = Mathf.RoundToInt(average); //arredonda a media

	if(finalGrade > PlayerPrefs.GetInt("finalGrade"))

{
PlayerPrefs.SetInt(“finalGrade”, finalGrade);
PlayerPrefs.SetInt(“corrects”, (int) correct);

}
PlayerPrefs.SetInt(“finalGradeTemp”, finalGrade);
PlayerPrefs.SetInt(“correctsTemp”, (int) correct);

	Application.LoadLevel("evaluation");
}
}

}

2

You could follow the same pattern as you are and have

public int[] questionValue;

which you could then use on lines 40 and 49 as:

correct += questionValue[idQuestion];

However you might notice that things are getting complicated with so many arrays that all have to be kept in sync. One of the nice things about object oriented programing is that you can encapsulate all these linked pieces of information together in a new class:

public class Question {

	private string answerA;

	private string answerB;

	private string correctOption;

	private int points;

	public Question(string answerA, string answerB, string correctOption, int points){
		this.answerA = answerA;
		this.answerB = answerB;
		this.correctOption = correctOption;
		this.points = points;
	}

	public string getAlternativeA(){
		return answerA;
	}

	public string getAlternativeB(){
		return answerB;
	}

	public int scoreOf(string option){
		if(option == correctOption){
			return points;
		}else{
			return 0;
		}
	}

}

This makes it super easy to have all the information you need synchronised up for you and in one place!