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numLetter

Requirements

This script requires Python 3.7. Go to its official website to download the latest release for your platform. See this page for direct links for Python 3.7.3.

This script is best used with git to sync updates. Go to its official website and download the latest release (preferably with GUI; git bash highly recommend) for your platform.

What It Does

Converts a number less than established "maximum" (different per language) into a word or phrase of a given language.

This word or phrase is then appended to "output.txt" at current working directory for later use, as well as displayed on screen for immediate use.

How to Use

How to Obtain

Open file manager and go to a convenient location.

Open (linux-styled) terminal.

Windows:
    Within explorer, right click and select Git Bash

Mac OS:
    Press `command + SPACE` at the same time and type `terminal`

Linux:
    Press `Ctrl + Alt + T`; if not successful refer to the manual from your system

cd to your convenient location if not there yet.

Type git clone https://github.com/JAMESY9868/numLetter.git and return

How to Run

Open (native) terminal.

Windows:
    Shift + right click within explorer at your convenient location
    select PowerShell, and type `cmd` in the blue window

Mac OS and Linux:
    Refer to the previous section for opening the terminal.

Type python -m numLetter or python3 -m numLetter and follow the prompts.

How to Update

Open (linux-styled) terminal, and cd to the outside of numLetter (your convenient location).

Type git pull and wait.