The average typing speed is around 40 words per minute.
To test your typing skills, you could build a simple typing test tool using Python.
Using this, you might get precise results and develop an addictive habit to improve over time.
Tkinter allows you to create desktop applications.
Apart from these, it comes with helpful libraries, canvas objects, and HTML/XML/PDF parsers.
you’re free to use these routines to produce shuffled sequences, game movements, and pseudo-random integers.
Begin by importing the Tkinter and the Random module.
Initialize the Tkinter instance and display the root window.
Set the dimensions in pixels, the title, and the background color of the window.
Initialize the score, missed, and count1 variables to zero and the time variable to 60.
Define a function namedgiventime()that references the global variables mentioned above.
Pass the title and the message to theaskokcancel()function.
Define a function namedgame()that takes event as an input argument.
Reference the global variables.
If the time variable equals 60, execute the giventime() function to begin the countdown.
If yes, increment the score and reflect it on the score label.
Otherwise, increment the missed variable by one.
Reorder the items in the words list and display the first element.
Pass the X and Y coordinates to theplace()method to organize the labels at a specific position.
Define an entry widget that accepts the word you bang out.
An important step is to bind the Enter key with an event in the Tkinter window.
Doing so ensures that when the player pressesEntera particular function would execute.
Put all the code together and trigger the code to play the typing test game at your fingertips.
On hitting Enter, the game begins and on each correct answer the program increments the score one.
Even a newbie can use Tkinter.
