So far, we’ve introduced the following cards:
One-Liner :
question : answer #flashcard #optional-tag
Regular Flashcard :
question #flashcard #optional-tag
complex answer (images, latex, code-blocks)
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If you are unfamiliar with them — please have a look here 👉 Simple Deck of Flashcards
NeuraCache has two more types of flashcards that give you complete freedom to create your cards. The first one is a straightforward extension to the existing One-Liner card, it’s called 👇
Micro-Cards
They are essentially the same as One-Liner cards but let you use emoji instead of #flashcard tag. For emoji, you can use either ⚡️ or 🧠
question : answer ⚡️
Example:
⌥⌘⏎: open in new pane ⚡️
Micro-Cards are great for github .README files and places where #flashcard will look weird. See this video for a quick example of a One-Liner and Micro Card
The last type of card is a👇
Two-Sided Flashcard
So far, we could only use a single text line as a question.
What if we would like an image as a question or text with latex or code-blocks?
This is where Two-Sided Flashcard comes in handy 👌
Two-Sided Flashcard enables the front of the card to be as complex as the back of the card
#flashcard #optional-tags
Question (images, latex, code-blocks)
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Answer (images, latex, code-blocks)
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Example:
#flashcard #git
![[git.png]]
What does this command do?
```
git clean -nfd
```
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remove current untracked files/directories
d - directories
f - files
n - show result first
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That’s it
Next:
Spaced Repetition Cards