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https://github.com/msaf9/spell-checker

A Spell Checker program, highlighting its utility in verifying word spellings and offering corrections for misspelled words in text documents.
https://github.com/msaf9/spell-checker

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A Spell Checker program, highlighting its utility in verifying word spellings and offering corrections for misspelled words in text documents.

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Spell Checker


Design and development of spell checker application using a procedural computer programming language.

Table of contents

- [Introduction](#introduction)
- [Course Information](#course-information)
- [C concepts](#c-concepts)
- [Programming Languages](#programming-languages)
- [Project status](#project-status)
- [Installation](#installation)
- [Get repository](#get-repository)
- [Compile and run](#compile-and-run)
- [How to compile \& run using cmd?](#how-to-compile--run-using-cmd)
- [How to run using Shell?](#how-to-run-using-shell)
- [License](#license)

## Introduction

Using this application, we can check English language word spellings.

Learn more about [Alogrithm](resources/ALGORITHM.md).

### Course Information

- Course Name: C PROGRAMMING AND DATA STRUCTURES
- Course Code: 15CS1001
- Course Credits: 5
- Academic Year: 2015 - 16

### C concepts

Variable Declaration, Definition, Scope, Data Types, Input/ Output, Operators, Arrays & Strings variables, Conditional statements, Functions, and File Handling

## Programming Languages

- C Language
- Shell Scripting

## Project status

> **Completed**

## Installation

### Get repository

```git
git clone https://github.com/msaf9/spell-checker.git
cd spell-checker
```

### Compile and run

### How to compile & run using cmd?

```c
cd src/main/
gcc SpellCheckerProject.c
gcc -o spellChecker SpellCheckerProject.c
spellChecker.exe
```

### How to run using Shell?

```sh
sh run.sh
```

## License

[MIT LICENSE](LICENSE)