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README.md

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-# CMDTYPIST -- _Command Line Typing Tutor_
+# CMDTYPIST -- _Where Programmers Type_
 
 #### By _Chiatiah Calson_
 
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 **cmdtypist mkuser "username"** | Creates a new user called username
 **cmtypist ls** | Lists available lessons, use <select "lesson-number"> to select a lesson
 **cmtypist man** | Displays cmdtypist readme file
-**cmdtypist select** "lesson number" | Used to select a lesson directly from terminal 
+**cmdtypist select "lesson number"** | Used to select a lesson directly from terminal 
 **cmtypist atv**| Use this command if backspace is not working properly
 **cmdtypist sound --on** | Activates error beep sound
 **cmdtypist sound --off** | Deacativates beep sound
@@ -84,6 +84,77 @@ finally, run
 
 to completely remove cmdtypist and associated files.
 
+## Features of cmtypist
+
+### General Features
+
+
+>Extremely fast, never again type faster than your type tutor!!!
+
+>CMDTYPIST comes bundled with a good number of lessons for both programmers
+and non-programmers. The non programmer lessons help train the user on 
+basic typing techiques and the programmer lessons help both the programmer
+and non programmers to become better at typing.
+
+>An accurate speed algorithm in character per minute (CPM) and an approximate
+in word per minute WPM (accuracy -+0.35)
+
+>Terminal is manipulated to print green a correct character and red a wrong
+character. This makes cmdtypist command line tutor very appealing. The user
+easily knows where he has gone wrong and can undo all errors.
+
+>Keeps a record of the number of wrong and correct characters; cmdtypist is able
+tracks the number of wrong characters and displays at the end of each session.
+
+>Creates a text file to keep a account of the user speed in details(date,
+numer of errors, speed in CPM and WPM and time elapsed) for each session. Hence, 
+the user can always keep track of his typing speed from the very first day.
+
+>NOTE: cmdtypist makes a periodic check once a month, on the size of the 
+speed.info file, and when it has reached a certain length, on a confirmed prompt
+will automatically rename or delete the the existing file and hen create a new one.
+
+
+>CMDTYPIST equally contains a "myown.txt" file, where a user can input an optional
+text he wants to type. With myown.txt, the user is limited to typing only in 
+standard mode.
+
+
+### Command Line Features
+
+
+>The user can choose to type in random mode where a random block is each 
+session is chosen from selected lesson.
+
+>And in standard mode, the user types chronologically as the lesson is in
+the lesson file. 
+
+>The user can chose to modify any lesson in the lesson file easily.
+
+>For a user who will not love to modify the lesson file, a my_own.txt file
+is available for the user to paste his text file he wants to type.
+
+>NOTE: Text file should contain only ascii 7 bits characters. For this reason,
+user text may some times look absurd when contains extended ascii characters 
+since program has a function to ignore such characters.
+
+>User also can choose to receive a beep for any wrong character typed (may
+not work on all terminals)
+
+>Program has the ability to remember all past settings.
+
+>Terminal is manipulated so a user can erase characters right to the beginning
+of the session line(timing reset) For each wrong character erased, number of 
+errors is decremented by one.
+
+>User session timing starts only when he types a first character (wrong or 
+correct)
+
+>If the user erases to the beginning of the session, time is reset to zero
+and starts only as described above.
+
+>The last line of each lesson session is marked blue, so user is aware and 
+can take time to review speed details befor estarting the following lesson.
 
 ### License