Amar Patente: iPhone vs Android

XP and leaderboards Every question you answer correctly for the first time earns 1 XP. Answering the same one again earns nothing, so the score rewards learning new material rather than repeating what you already know — and your XP is literally how much of the course you have mastered. Boards for today, this week and this month, with the top 50 and a podium for the first three. Pick the name you appear under in your Profile; until you do, you show as a neutral code. Badges Three ladders: XP earned, chapters finished, and days studied. Locked badges stay visible with the next target named, so there is always something to aim at. A progress ring The achievements screen opens on how far through the course you are, how many questions remain, and where you stand this week. Practice quizzes now end with the corrected list Every question, what you chose and what was right — colour-coded, the same review the exam gives. It reads properly on a phone now, as does the exam sheet, which previously cut off below the fold with no way to scroll. Mistakes drill: read before you move on Answering no longer jumps you to the next question half a second later. The question stays, so you can read the explanation, and Previous and Next let you go back over the round. The controls stay in reach at the bottom of the screen. Large topics, split into parts Some ministerial topics run to hundreds of questions. Those are now offered in parts you can finish in a sitting and return to. Clearer navigation New icons for Study, Exam and AI Teacher — the old ones were hard to tell apart. Your profile is now in the bottom bar and your achievements in the top corner. Fixes The sign trainer's chapter list was invisible on white and its cards did not fit a tablet; both are fixed, and its progress bars now run the full width. Same for the practice topic cards.