no , case does not matter for this assignment
BTW, lines 21-25 are not calling functions. Those look like function declarations.
Notice that this:
(questions != 'a' && questions != 'b' && questions != 'c' && questions != 'd')
could be expressed more cleanly as:
(questions < 'a' || questions > 'd')
It's worse than being clean. The former will always be evaluated as false.
Oops, I was mistaken.
Since the user can still enter uppercase letters, you should convert their input to lowercase.
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