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fasiha

Reading _nextRevIvl and its subfunction _constrainedIvl plus _rescheduleLapse will illuminate how Anki calculates the due date (the “interval”) of a flashcard, based on whether you answer

• 1 (fail)
• 2 (pass but hard)
• 3 (pass)
• 4 (pass and easy)

This is more of a self-note, so I assume you’ve read the Anki manual top-to-bottom a couple of times.

Let d >= 0, “delay”, be the days between the due date and the date you actually reviewed. This can be important because if you successfully answer a flashcard a long time after it was due for study, that means you probably know it really well.