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Final Project: English to French Vocabulary Quizzlet

Stanford Cs106A Code in Place 2024 Final Project

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Code in Place was a great, uplifting, learning experience and over 10,000 students learned how to code 
in Python.

Overview:

This project is an interactive English to French vocabulary quiz, designed as a final project for the CS106A Stanford Code in Place 2024 course. The objective is to create an engaging application that helps users practice and learn basic French vocabulary.

Features:

User Interaction: Prompts users to translate English words into French.
Instant Feedback: Provides immediate feedback on the user's input.
Score Tracking: Keeps track of correct answers and displays the total score at the end.

How It Works:

Initialize Translations: The program starts by initializing a dictionary containing 25 common English words along with their French translations.
User Prompts: The user is prompted to input the French translation for each given English word.
Answer Checking: The user's answer is checked against the correct French translation. Feedback is provided for each response.
Score Summary: At the end of the quiz, the program displays the number of correct answers out of the total number of words.

Sample Words:

The quiz includes translations for words such as "hello" (bonjour), "dog" (chien), "cat" (chat), "house" (maison), and "love" (amour), among others.

Code:

def main():
    translations = {
        "hello": "bonjour",
        "dog": "chien",
        "cat": "chat",
        "well": "bien",
        "us": "nous",
        "nothing": "rien",
        "house": "maison",
        "time": "temps",
        "car": "voiture",
        "book": "livre",
        "school": "école",
        "water": "eau",
        "food": "nourriture",
        "friend": "ami",
        "family": "famille",
        "day": "jour",
        "night": "nuit",
        "love": "amour",
        "child": "enfant",
        "work": "travail",
        "city": "ville",
        "street": "rue",
        "mountain": "montagne",
        "river": "rivière",
        "forest": "forêt",
        "star": "étoile"
    }
    
    num_correct = 0
    
    print("Translate the following English words to French:")
    
    for english_word, french_word in translations.items():
        answer = input(f"{english_word}: ")
        if answer.lower() == french_word:
            print("Correct!")
            num_correct += 1
        else:
            print(f"Incorrect! The correct translation is {french_word}.")
    
    print()
    print(f"You got {num_correct}/{len(translations)} words correct, come study again soon!")

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

Conclusion:

This English to French Vocabulary Quiz is a great way to engage users in learning a new language. It offers a fun and interactive method to practice vocabulary, making the learning process enjoyable. By providing immediate feedback and tracking scores, users are encouraged to improve through repeated practice.

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