dictionary app added to python projects #1
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Hey dude, i think you messed up on your PR. You need to merge to the main repo, not your fork. |
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You still merged into the fork, merge your fork into my repo |
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Put a little bit about how you made what you made
with json module its easy to access json files in python. the words and definitions are stored in the json data and with simple python codes a user can search for any words in the data and also suggest words to the user which was made possible with the get_close_matches files imported from difflib module and all these can be accessible in your terminal
Tag the issue you made here:
My issue number is: Atharv-Attri#14