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### Speed Typing Test in python ###

# Imported Library

import time

import threading

# Created Class

class tester:

def __init__(self, paragraph):

self.correctWords = []

self.incorrectWords = {}

self.typedWords = []

self.totalWords = []

self.input = None

self.paragraph = paragraph

self.accuracy = 0

self.time = 0

self.wordPermin = 0

self.run()

#### Defined the Variable ###

def clock(self):

while len(self.typedWords) == 0:

self.time += 1

time.sleep(1)

def run(self):

threading.Thread(target=self.clock).start()

threading.Thread(target=self.testSpeed).start()

def testSpeed(self):

print('\n\n'+self.paragraph+'\n\n')

self.input = str(input('\t\n'+'Type The Word Which You Want To Know the Speed As well as Incorrect \n\n'))

self.totalWords = self.paragraph.split(' ')

self.typedWords = self.input.split(' ')

try:

for i in range(len(self.typedWords)):

if(self.typedWords[i] == self.totalWords[i]):

self.correctWords.append(self.typedWords[i])

else:

self.incorrectWords.update({self.totalWords[i] : self.typedWords[i]})

except Exception as e:

print(e)

self.accuracy = len(self.correctWords)/len(self.typedWords) * 100

self.wordPerMin = len(self.typedWords) / (self.time/60)

print('\n\nResult :--')

print(f'Accuracy: -- {self.accuracy}')

print(f'Word Per Minute :-- {self.wordPerMin}')

print(f'Incorrect Words :-- {self.incorrectWords}')

Mytester = tester("You know you're a programmer when you spend a day to find the problem, and then fix it with one line of code.")

### The Code is ended, Thank You ####

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