An Experimental Development Project.
The following program is a Sequence Recognition Game developed to test a user's speed and accuracy in the identification of a randomly generated tag amongst similar tag sequences.
The program generates a random alpha-numeric string of three upper-case letters and a numeric variable between 100 - 999, stitches them together to form a base tag (base_tag), then jumbles the tag - retaining the first letter of the sequence to form an array of unique but similar tags for a user to distinguish between. *Each base_tag is unique from one generation (execution of the program) to the next.
The project it currently in an experimental phase and therefore is a text-based terminal run application only, that can be used either directly through a command line or similar application on Windows, or alternatively through an IDE such as Visual Studio Code.
To Use: Download the .zip to your preferred location and extract the contents. Open a terminal and locate the file; cd "C:\User\computer\folder_location..." then use python test_driver.py to invoke the program. A menu will appear, and you can follow the prompts for further actions.
NOTICE: In order to use the program, you will need to have Python (or python3) locally installed onto your device. See details at: Python's Official Website, for the installation guide.