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# File 'lib/mnemonicker/cli.rb', line 65
def process
$stderr.puts "\nCommands\n\n encode [number] - Suggest words that can represent the number\n decode [*words] - Convert words to numbers\n update - Download latest wordlist\n help - This output\n\nSystem\n\n Each number maps to a group of similar sounds, which you can then make\n a sentence out of that is easier to remember than the numbers themself.\n\n # | Sound | Way to remember\n --+-----------+---------------------------\n 0 | s, z | z is the first letter of zero\n 1 | t, th, t | t & d have one downstroke\n 2 | n | n has two downstrokes\n 3 | m | m has three downstrokes\n 4 | r | r is the last character of four\n 5 | l | L is the roman numeral for 50\n 6 | sh, ch, j | I just remember this one\n 7 | k | K contains two sevens back to back\n 8 | f, v | Script f looks like an 8\n 9 | p, b | p and b both very similar shape to 9\n\n Any sounds not in this list (vowels, \"w\", \"h\", \"x\") are \"free\" and do not\n represent anything.\n\n EOS\nend\n"
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