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On the surface, Anki seems like a simple piece of software to use. While the software may include complex calculations under the hood for how to feed the user the cards in a way optimal for efficient memorization of information, the task of the user seems basic. Each flashcard has a front and a back, and you enter information for the front and for the back. For example, on the front you may put "猫" and on the back "cat". This allows you to test when you remember that the Japanese word "猫" is equivalent to the English word "cat".
But Anki is much more powerful than this, and the power lies in the ability to enter information once and have the software produce multiple card types. I give an example in the video of expanding the two default fields "Front" and "Back" to four fields, and using the information in those fields to generate three card types.