MemoryHelper is a console application designed to improve memorization of information. It can be useful in preparing for exams, learning new words, and for other purposes related to studying and reviewing material.

The MemoryHelper application allows users to create and use text files with questions and answers. While working with the application, you can:

• Create files with questions and answers.
• Update the list of questions.
• Delete files with questions.
• Go through questions and evaluate your answers.
• Practice with questions that were answered incorrectly until all answers are correct.

The project is developed in C# using .NET Framework to create a console application.

The console application uses the following components:

• C# is an object-oriented programming language that provides powerful capabilities for developing various types of applications.
• .NET Framework is a development platform from Microsoft that provides execution and support for applications written in C#.

This console application does not require a graphical interface and runs on the command line, which makes it easy to use and effective for performing tasks related to processing text data and interacting with the user through a text interface.

1. Open Visual Studio.
2. In the Start window, select "Clone repository".
3. In the "Repository location" dialog, paste the following link:

   https://github.com/SaigoTora/MemoryHelper.git

4. Select the path where the project will be cloned on your computer.
5. Click the "Clone" button.

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + B to build the project.
2. Press F5 to run the project in debug mode, or select "Run without debugging" (Ctrl + F5) for a normal run.

1. Create a file:

• After the first launch, you will be asked to create a text file. Follow the instructions to create a new text file with questions and answers.

2. Select a file:

• In the main menu, select the file you want to use for training.

3. Answer the questions:

• Answer the questions and get feedback.

4. Practice:

• Repeat the questions you answered incorrectly.