This repository contains the source code and logic for a "Flashcards"-like script you can run inside of your own command line.
This was a project I completed as part of the JetBrains Academy 30-Day Coding Challenge. I had heard the benefits of Kotlin for so long that I wanted to try it out for myself. I've left the course with a really strong understanding of the ergonomics of the language and how it makes up for a lot of the short-comings that Java has. If you're interested in the types of things I learned along the way, look under notes.md
- Spin up your machine's terminal. Clone the repository to anywhere you'd like.
git clone https://github.com/alexnakagawa/flashcards.git - Set your working directory as follows:
cd src || cd flashcards - Compile using Kotlin's command line compiler:
kotlinc flashcards.kt -d flashcards.jar - Run the application:
$ java -jar flashcards.jar
This program was tested on JDK 8, Kotlin 1.3.70
This project is distributed under the MIT License. Feel free to do with the code as you wish, with the proper license displayed.