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    FlashCardPrinter is a lean framework for printing flash cards. Flash cards help you learn your vocabulary or similar things that can be described in a few words. It can either work as web application or on the command line.
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    ptrainer is a pretty simple, yet powerful word trainer for the shell. It allows you to set up boxes of flash cards and to create grammar and lesson text files. Cards you got wrong in your previous session are marked and can be tested separately.
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    The purpose of this help system is to give new and aspiring programmers access to an easy to understand reference system which teaches the basics of Perl CGI without assuming prior technical knowledge.
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