Question about creating an exam editing program

Question

Can you guys tell me how I can create a program that can help me edit my exams easily, a program that can spell the words, correct unnecessary spaces, can count the number of questions etc?

Answer 1

Abdikani Sheik Muhumed, I see. Thank you for the information. It is good to know that you are looking to build something useful in real world application.

So, to sum it up you want a (simple?) interface in which you have an input field where you can paste texts and there are buttons (or options) like "Check Spelling", "Fix Spaces", "Count Questions". Am I right?

I would be glad if you can provide one more bit of information.
Since you want a desktop app, you have several options for the technology you can use.

I can see that you are currently pursuing the HTML course available here. Would you prefer working in JavaScript or TypeScript? In that case, you can use Electron.js to build a cross-platform desktop app with web technologies.

However, using Python, with a GUI framework with PySide6 or Tkinter (simpler) can be quite practical as well, if you are comfortable with it.

Feel free to let ne know if you need more information to decide what you wish to pursue.

Thank you.

Answer 2

Abdikani Sheik Muhumed , can you please provide a little more information?
Are you planning to create a Web App or a desktop app or something else?
I am asking so because this is going to determine the technology and language you might prefer to use.
Thank you.

Answer 3

A desktop App in my laptop that i can easily paste the exams when I want to edit my exams.
For example an App that contains correction menus.

Answer 4

You're right!
I think I can't understand all these python, electron.js, PySide6 etc.
Can you help me prepare please?
This would help me a lot.

Answer 5

I can help you.
However, I urge you to try it yourself first, make an attempt to learn and understand the aforementioned technologies. One can't code something advanced until, and unless, they master the basics. Even the person who made this app must have started with the "Hello World!" code.
Thank you.