Open Source Flash Card Application for learning and Memorizing anything
Author: Chris Robertson
License: Released under the BSD license
Purpose: A simple Open Source Flash Card Application for anyone to memorize programming and math. I got the idea for this program to keep my mind sharp and wanted to remember facts I have to look up often with a goal of being a better programmer and human. I left the application as simple as possible so that anyone can extend the functionality without much complexity.
Update the information you want to memorize into the memorize.txt file and run. This is the open source comand line version and there is a web version.
Works with Python2.7 and 3.5 MacOS and Debian
Java version tested and works with IntelliJ
C++ version tested and works MacOS / Linux
Open Terminal
git clone https://github.com/electronicsleep/FlashCards.git
cd FlashCards
python3 FlashCards.py
See FlashCardsJava/README.md
Open Terminal
git clone https://github.com/electronicsleep/FlashCards.git
cd FlashCards
# MacOS
llvm-g++ FlashCards.cpp -o ./FlashCards
#Linux
g++ FlashCards.cpp -o FlashCards
./FlashCards #run one
for i in {1..100}; do ./FlashCards; done #run drill one hundred
Memorize test file format: (memorize.txt)
Q. Questions
A. Answers
Python Command Line Version
Java Version
Todo/Ideas:
- Run the CreateMemFile.py script to generate times tables
- Modify the CreateMemFile.py to generate your own cards
- Remember last 3 cards to prevent duplicates
- Make cards for all different things
- Use as a todo application or terms list
- GUI interface for the cards using wxwidgets
- C++ version, Perl version, Bash version
- Loop in the main program with quit
- Stats on answered questions, time, topscore
- Save stats file save and load for future use
- Compete with others locally or on the net
- Website to post top scores via an API call
- iPhone version, Android version
- More math game ideas
Resources: https://www.python.org/