Title: Flashcards learning application
Technical implementation: Under the hood, the app features mainly a HashMap demonstrative implementation, with a linkedlist based on the extensive class of Node.
Description: The game/application is designed to be accessed from within the command line (at main.py); it is supposed to touch on the following points:
- Have a clean implementation where each component is smoothly integrated into the ensemble.
- The actual data definition that the hashmap and application work with/operate on is a dictionary; alternatively, the data could be served from a lightweight database.
- Compared to other games/apps that I have written, the error handling is not so strong here, yet the minimum is basically implemented (like, for example, the user input).
- The flashcards are displayed in a loop (a given timed sequence). The user can stop the game with a simple 'Ctrl + C', which is meant to trigger (under the hood) the 'KeyboardInterrupt' exception. This plays nicely on the defaults of the command line (which should work for either the Windows CLI or a Linux/Mac OS one). I hid the exception details upon the game termination, so it looks a bit more simplistic and elegant.
Disclaimer: Everything listed here is free and has the purpose of serving as a training/educational resource for the current GitHub user (the author).
Simple CLI screen: 
App exit by triggering the exception: 