/* One of the first actuial programs I have written in c++. It's a
flashcard
* program. It enables you to input a list of words, or study a previously
* made list. You can also have the words come up in an organized list or
* randomized.
* Note: I am more adept at unix programming and know unix systems much
* better than I do windows so this program is being written by me so that
I
* can learn the coresponding windows versions of all the unix commands.
* Especially cat.
*
* Author: Stephen Olsen
* Email:  [email protected]
*/

#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>

int choice;     //The first choice on rather to study a list or make a new
one.
char enter[3];  //A test to see if program works

int main()
{


/***********************************************************************
   The beginning section where you chose which mode to run the program in

***********************************************************************/

   cout << "Flashcard reader\n";
   cout << "Have a test you need to study for?\n";
   cout << "Make you flashcards on the computer\n\n";
   cout << "would you like to [1]create a list or [2]study one: ";
   cin  >> choice;


/***********************************************************************
   Create list
   Enter a list of words and their corespondants and it saves it to a
   text file that you will be able to study later.

***********************************************************************/
   if (choice == 1)
   {
       cout << "create a list of words";
       cin  >> enter;
       cout << enter;
   }


/***********************************************************************
   Study list
   Study a previously made list of words. Select a file you have in
   hopefully the current directory.

***********************************************************************/

   else if (choice == 2)
   {
       cout << "study a list of words";
       cin  >> enter;
       cout << enter;
   }
   else
   {
       cout << "neather study nor create";
       cin  >> enter;
       cout << enter;
   }
   return 0;
}