Inspiration
I was thinking about Trump for some random reason. Then I was like let's make a trump generator quote. I googled that then and the first thing I found was stuff that made tweets that look like it came from Trump, not actual trump sentences. Then I thought it would be too boring so I was like make it a game that is comparing real tweets and fake tweets.
What it does
It compares fake and real tweets as a game and you keep on going till you die. Using a Markov Algorithm I calculated the probability to create fake tweets that sound real. However, since that was very memory intensive I decided to preload it, but I still used a Markov Generator. You can generate more tweets with a secret button, but that nearly crashed my phone.
How I built it
I researched about Markov Algorithms and looked at others in different languages, so I couldn't directly copy stuff. Then I wrote that. I used the twitter API to pull tweets into an SQL Database and copied speeches directly. Then just wrote the rest of them.
Challenges I ran into
Markov Algorithm. Twitter API, SQL
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
Markov Algorithm. SQL
What I learned
SQL is terrible and I just converted that to a csv and then downscaled it, even more, to make it even easier to use in the Java.
What's next for FactOrFictionTrumpVersion
Better Algorithim.
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