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CodeParrot

CodeParrot

Speech is shown on the left, with the outputted Python code on the right.

Idea

During group coding sessions, whether it be in an interview or at school/work, we always speak out our ideas in code. However, in conversation, it is difficult to keep track of the code simply by listening to one speak out their ideas. Having the ability to visually see the code from audio would greatly aid in communicating between colleagues, employers or classmates.

We intentionally did not want to "proof-read" the code as it is written, as we felt it may be too overbearing and a bit unnecessary for the ideal user.

Read the rest of our story on DevPost: https://devpost.com/software/codeparrot

Start

To start the app, run docker-compose up in the parent directory.

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Variable Initialization

"Initialize a variable called 'backpack' and set it to 4."

backpack = 4

Iteration

"Iterate four times"

for i in range(4):

Print

"Print 'Hello world.'"

print("Hello world.")

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Translates spoken pseudocode into Python code snippets. (Hack The North 2019 Submission)

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