speaking the generated text

[Nish251103]

This python program would read/speak the text for the user which is randomly generated
resolves #5

[Git-Harshit]

Hey @Nish251103, have you tried running the program and testing it in your machine?

In text-to-speech.py, line 5, I can see a typo import mport instead of import, which needs to be fixed before merging your changes, else the program may raise errors and crash.

Also, the brython-script.bry is updated with the same python code as in text-to-speech.py. Why not just include the same text-to-speech.py in brython-script.bry with one line via import text-to-speech.py statement? This will help in reducing repeated code, adhering to DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle.

Please do the needful so that it could be merged directly.

[Nish251103]

import text-to-speech.py wont be needed as i added the code in the main file and also the main file works fine in my machine and the file text-to-speech.py is just for the referance.
i would request you to have a look in changes made in the file brython_script.bry
also i will correct the typo in the referance file text-to-speech.py

[Nish251103]

okay i will also follow the code of conduct DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)

[Nish251103]

Kindly have a look and let me know if required more changes

[Git-Harshit]

Looks Good to Me! I've labelled it as hacktoberfest-accepted, for you to get proper points for your work.
Just after checking compatibility of the third-party Python modules, viz., pyttsx3, speech_recognition and difflib.SequenceMatcher, I'll be merging the changes!

Thank you for the Pull Request! 🙂

[Nish251103]

Okay, Thank you also these are python libraries available at python's official website.