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Speed Typing Test

This is a simple command-line typing game that measures the user's typing speed in words per minute (WPM). The game presents the user with a randomly selected phrase, which the user must type out as quickly and accurately as possible.

Getting Started

To play the game, simply run the main.py file in your command-line interface of choice. The game requires the curses library, so make sure it is installed before running the game.

When you start the game, you will be presented with a welcome screen. Press any key to begin the test.

Gameplay

Once the test begins, a phrase will be displayed on the screen. Your goal is to type out the phrase as quickly and accurately as possible. As you type, your progress will be displayed on the screen. The game will track your WPM in real-time, which will be displayed in the upper-right corner of the screen.

If you make a mistake while typing, the incorrect characters will be highlighted in red. Once you have successfully typed out the entire phrase, press any key to continue to the next phrase.

Exiting the Game

To exit the game at any time, press the Esc key.

Customization

If you want to use your own phrases for the game, simply add them to the text.txt file, with each phrase on a separate line. The game will select a random phrase from the file each time it is played.

Acknowledgements

This game was created by [Your Name Here]. It was inspired by similar typing games available online.

By programmer Andrew Tsegaye

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