Project
Flashcards (Kotlin)
Hard
698 completions
~ 22 hours
4.2In this project, you will learn how to work with files and call them from the command line.
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JetBrains Academy
About
When learning a new language, it can be hard to remember all the new vocabulary, which is exactly where flashcards can help. Typically, flashcards show a hint (a task or a picture) on one side and the right answer on the other. Flashcards can be used to remember any sort of data, so if you want to create a useful tool to help your learning and your programming skills, this project is for you.
Training project
This project allows you to practice and strengthen your coding skills, helping you get ready for more advanced tasks ahead.
What you'll learn
Once you choose a project, we'll provide you with a study plan that includes all the necessary topics from your course to get it built. Here’s what awaits you:
Display information about a single card on the screen
Compare the lines and work with conditions: display the card and the user’s answer on the screen
Practice lists and loops: create a new card for the program to play with you.
Learn to use hashtables, display key values and work with exceptions in order to fix the problem of repeating cards.
Work with files: create a menu that allows to add, delete, save and upload saved cards in your game.
Using statistics, set a correct answer for each card and teach the game to determine which card was the hardest to solve
Enable the user to import files right upon starting the game, working with command-line arguments.
Reviews
2 months ago
I liked how the project slowly escalated from the simplest of basics to topics that are easy to mess up. And the different stages of the project made me code with the consideration that I might refactor it later, so not to make it too rigid, and make it flexible, it also showed me how some Kotlin's ...
7 months ago
I've learned to read arguments from the console and to treat them.
Denis Schwarcz
10 months ago
Good project, I have learned a lot along the way. But I expected the end result to be a bit more advanced with more functions, it's quite basic.
4.2
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