WeebWeb Dictionary Introduction:

WordWeb Dictionary is a simple command-line dictionary program implemented in C++. It allows users to search for word definitions, retrieve a random word, and view recent searches. This project is built using a trie data structure for efficient word storage and retrieval.

Features:

Word Search: Users can search for the definition of any word present in the dictionary.

Random Word Generation: Users can get a random word along with its definition from the dictionary.

Recent Searches: The program keeps track of the last 10 searched words, allowing users to view their recent searches.

Implementation Details:

Trie Data Structure: The dictionary is implemented using a trie, a tree-like data structure used for efficient retrieval of a key in a large set of strings.

Recent Search Cache: The program maintains a cache of the last 10 searched words using a queue and a set. This allows quick retrieval of recent searches and ensures that the cache does not exceed 10 words.

User Interface: The program presents a simple command-line interface where users can choose from various options using a menu.

How to Use:

Search for a Word:

Choose option 1 from the menu. Enter the word you want to search for. The program will display the definition of the word if found in the dictionary. Get Word of the Day:

Select option 2 from the menu. The program will display a random word along with its definition. View Recent Searches:

Choose option 3 from the menu. The program will display the last 10 searched words. Exit:

Select option 4 from the menu to exit the program. Dependencies:

C++ Standard Library Building and Running:

Ensure you have a C++ compiler installed on your system. Compile the source code (main.cpp) using the compiler. g++ Dictionary.cpp -o Dictionary

Run the compiled executable. ./Dictionary Contributors: Neelam Singh