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Password Practice allows you to practice your password with statistics on how many mistakes you made and how accurate you are.
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Fixed a typo in the code, doesn't really have a difference with the functionality. Also added memory management even though it's not needed as things auto release when the application close and the only thing to release is the password that we retained for the entire application run time. 		14 years ago
Classes Fixed a typo in the code, doesn't really have a difference with the functionality. Also added memory management even though it's not needed as things auto release when the application close and the only thing to release is the password that we retained for the entire application run time. 14 years ago
English.lproj Fixed a typo in the code, doesn't really have a difference with the functionality. Also added memory management even though it's not needed as things auto release when the application close and the only thing to release is the password that we retained for the entire application run time. 14 years ago
Password Practice.xcodeproj Fixed a typo in the code, doesn't really have a difference with the functionality. Also added memory management even though it's not needed as things auto release when the application close and the only thing to release is the password that we retained for the entire application run time. 14 years ago
.gitignore Fixed a typo in the code, doesn't really have a difference with the functionality. Also added memory management even though it's not needed as things auto release when the application close and the only thing to release is the password that we retained for the entire application run time. 14 years ago
License.txt Password Practice Start 14 years ago
Password Practice.ai Password Practice Start 14 years ago
Password Practice.icns Password Practice Start 14 years ago
Password Practice.png Password Practice Start 14 years ago
Prefix.pch Password Practice Start 14 years ago
ReadMe.txt Password Practice Start 14 years ago
Screenshot.png Fixed a typo in the code, doesn't really have a difference with the functionality. Also added memory management even though it's not needed as things auto release when the application close and the only thing to release is the password that we retained for the entire application run time. 14 years ago
info.plist Password Practice Start 14 years ago
main.m Password Practice Start 14 years ago

ReadMe.txt 

Simple, type in your password twice to verify that you typed it in right, and then hit return, a new window will appear allowing you to type in your password as many times as you like and keep track of if you typed it in right or not.