Yeah... Quite true.

Seems like it's a JavaScript era, in which we are living.

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#2 is written for explaining the use of switch statement. Moreover, the post is written for new tricks, not for efficient programming. But i appreciate your response. Thanks for such an explanatory feedback. It's quite useful.

I prepared it as it was a part my final year project in B.Tech. I used the basics of Nodejs, MongoDB, and Android to integrate all the things. Android part: Created an activity contains 4 components. Text field Button to submit responses List view contains feeds. Button to refresh the feed. On click of any question, Another activity get opened contains 3 components Question Text Area Answers list view button to submit response. NodeJS part: Used it to connect Android with MongoDB Sending/Receiving response in JSON. Track the responses using the console for data analysis. MongoDB: Used to save Data in noSql Manner. Saved question vs responses as below Question1[DELIMETER FOR QUESTION] Response1 [DELIMERTER FOR RESPONSES ]Response2 [DELIMERTER FOR RESPONSES ]Response2 [DELIMERTER FOR RESPONSES ].... Question2[DELIMETER FOR QUESTION] Response1 [DELIMERTER FOR RESPONSES ]Response2 [DELIMERTER FOR RESPONSES ]Response2 [DELIMERTER FOR RESPONSES ].... Thanks. Hope it helps. vimal

Hi All, I am Vimal , currently working in Persistent Systems as a Salesforce Developer . I started coding back in my Collage first year. JAVA was my first language. I studied Information Technology in college and I got Job from Campus. Beside from Technical enthusiast, I like travelling and photography. I used to write on Quora , about experiences. I am new to hashnode and it's a great platform.