muz.py - ver.4

• Added a "write out the scale" exercise.
• Made code a bit more modular, so that parts of code could be used outside of the functions they were previously in. (Though, I think, some work still needs to be done in this regard.)

muz.py - ver.3.6

• Relative keys were showing the key one step above the correct one - fixed.
• Added ruler for scale degrees.
• Now output is nicely aligned.

muz.py - ver.3.5

• Added answer validation.
• Added additional step in the scale formula, so program shows 8th tone of the scale as well.

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• Fixed a bug where program gave out error when -c and -b arguments were used together.
• Added verbosity for presentation purposes.
• Restructured some code.

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• Added relative major and minor scales.
• Added '-c' argument for cheat sheet.
• Added '-b' argument for basic notation.
• Revised the part of code responsible for checking alphabetical order.

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• Greatly improved the core part of the program, the one responsible for the searching of the answer. I think I got it as close to fundamental music theory as possible. Previously results were enharmonic, meaning, they were correct, but the names for the notes were not unambiguous. Now the alphabetic name for each note in the scale is determined based on previous notes in that scale, giving the unambiguous answer.

muz.py

Anki-like program to learn music theory by heart.