CESNOR

Inspiration

Hey, lust use dictionary. Hey, lets use azure.

sure!! lets use both.

yeah...

What it does

The mobile app takes voice input, determine which words are offensive via the dictionary api, then repeats what you said with the offensive words censored.

How we built it

We built it using Java, Android studio and the dictionary api. Dictionaryapi.com

Challenges we ran into

The Dictionaryapi returns data in JSON format, and Java does not natively handle this. So, we had to do some research, and we found google's GSON library for Java.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

The application does what we wanted to. We are happy we were able to complete it.

What we learned

We learnt how to use the GSON library.

What's next for CESNOR

To better the user interface, and to allow for context checking offensive words.

Built With

• android
• android-studio
• azure
• blood
• brock-university
• computercsc
• dictionary-definitions
• dictionary.com
• free
• git
• github
• gson
• java
• macbook
• mobileapp
• sweat
• tears