Why doesnt my code correctly display correct and wrong answers?

[Levi Anderson]

Here is my html code

<html>
<body>
<applet code="OnlineQuiz.class" width="1500" height="2000">
<param name="count" value="8">
<param name="question0" value="Blue-ray is the standard in hi-defintion quality.">
<param name="question1" value="The ps3 has a built in blue-ray player.">
<param name="question2" value="The ps3 has 8 processors.">
<param name="question3" value="You have to buy an wireless adaptor for your ps3.">
<param name="question4" value="You can only play the ps3 on a sony tv.">
<param name="question5" value="The ps3 does not overheat">
<param name="question6" value="The ps3 is being used for scientific research">
<param name="question7" value="You can play music on your ps3 while playing a game just like the xbox 360">
<param name="correctAnswer0" value="YES">
<param name="correctAnswer1" value="YES">
<param name="correctAnswer2" value="YES">
<param name="correctAnswer3" value="No">
<param name="correctAnswer4" value="No">
<param name="correctAnswer5" value="No">
<param name="correctAnswer6" value="Yes">
<param name="correctAnswer7" value="No">
<param name="feedback0" value="Blue-ray is the standard for high definition storing 5x as much as standard dvd">
<param name="feedback1" value="There is a built in blue-ray player">
<param name="feedback2" value="There are 8 processors giving it impressive processing power">
<param name="feedback3" value="Not true the ps3 comes with built in WIFI">
<param name="feedback4" value="No any tv with s-video or HD components">
<param name="feedback5" value="Unfortunately it does">
<param name="feedback6" value="YES believe it or not stanford univerisity is using their processing power for disease research">
<param name="feedback7" value="No this is one feature that sets the two consoles apart">
</applet>
</body>
</html>

And here is my java program

// file: OnlineQuiz.java

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
import java.applet.Applet;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Font;
import java.awt.FontMetrics;

public class OnlineQuiz extends Applet
{
   int count;             // number of quiz questions
   String [] question;    // question[i] holds (i+1)th question
   String [] userAnswer;  // userAnswer[i] holds user's answer
   String [] correctAnswer;
   String [] feedback;                       //   to the (i+1)th question
   
   public void init( )
   {
      initQuiz( );
      giveQuiz( );
   }  // end init

   private void initQuiz( )
   // Initialize the quiz questions,  correct answers and feedback from the
   // applet parameters in HMTL.
   {
      // get the number of questions from the html 'count' parameter
      count = Integer.parseInt( getParameter( "count" ) );
      // create an array for questions
      question = new String[count];
      for ( int k=0; k<count; k++ ) // each parameter
      {
         // get data from the html parameters
         question[k] = getParameter( "question"+k );
      }  // end for
      correctAnswer = new String[count];
      for ( int k=0; k<count; k++ ) // each parameter
      {
         // get data from the html parameters
         correctAnswer[k] = getParameter( "correctAnswer"+k );
      }  // end for
      feedback = new String[count];
      for ( int k=0; k<count; k++ ) // each parameter
      {
         // get data from the html parameters
         feedback[k] = getParameter( "feedback"+k );
      }  // end for
   }  // end initQuiz
   
   private void giveQuiz( )
   {
      JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null,

            "Welcome to my Quiz. Would you like to continue?", "choose one", JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
		int response;
      userAnswer = new String[count];
      for ( int k=0; k<count; k++ )
      {
         response = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog( null, question[k], 
            "Question "+(k+1), JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION );
         switch ( response )
         {
            case JOptionPane.YES_OPTION:
               userAnswer[k] = "YES";
               break;
            case JOptionPane.NO_OPTION:
               userAnswer[k] = "NO";
               break;
            case JOptionPane.CLOSED_OPTION:
               userAnswer[k] = "SKIP";
               break;
         }  // end switch
      }
   }  // end giveQuiz
   
   public void paint( Graphics g )
   {
      super.paint( g );
      g.setFont( new Font( "Courier New", Font.PLAIN, 12 ) );
      // get the font metrics and height of the text
      // note: getHeight = leading + ascent + descent
      FontMetrics fm = g.getFontMetrics( );
      int textHeight = fm.getHeight( ); 
      // set base position for printing on y-axis
      int yPos = 20;
      // output title
      String output;
      g.drawString( "QUIZ RESULTS:", 10, yPos );

      // output results
      for ( int k=0; k<count; k++ )
      {
         yPos+=textHeight;
         g.drawString( "Question "+(k+1), 10, yPos );
         yPos+=textHeight;
         g.drawString( question[k], 20, yPos );
         yPos+=textHeight;
         g.drawString( "You said " + userAnswer[k], 20, yPos );
	 if (correctAnswer[k]==userAnswer[k])
		{
		        yPos+=textHeight;
			g.drawString( "Correct!", 20, yPos );
		}
	else
		{
			 yPos+=textHeight;
			g.drawString( "Wrong!", 20, yPos );
			 yPos+=textHeight;
			g.drawString( feedback[k], 20, yPos );
		}
      }  // end for
   }  // end paint 
}  // end OnlineQuiz

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"It's not working" questions are not very helpful.
What output / errors are you getting?
What output do you expect?
Are the array contents correct?