A collection of programs created in Python (programming language)
Throughout my journey of learning the Python programming language, I have created several interesting projects that I am excited to share with you. My learning journey began with the Udemy course #100DaysOfCode, in which I was guided by Angela, the teacher, and provided with the basic knowledge to get started.
For the last 20 projects, I worked independently, which was a challenging but rewarding experience. The projects presented here are a sample that showcases the use of various techniques, libraries, and approaches while working with Python. You can access all the projects I created during this journey by visiting my Github account.
As always, any feedback, suggestions, or collaborations are welcome!
The Morse Converter is a command-line program that users can choose from encoding or decoding a text. Give it a try: Morse Converter GitHub Code
In the classic childhood game, two players take turns filling a 3x3 matrix. The main objective is to complete a line or diagonal with your character to win the game. Give it a try: Tic Tac Toe GitHub Code
This is a speed-typing GUI app created using TKinter in Python. The user is required to type for one minute, after which the number of characters typed is counted and displayed to the user. Give it a try: Typing Thunder GitHub Code
This weever watermark GUI app is personal to me. When I worked as a photographer, I would often have to add watermarks to my images. I used to do it in Photoshop, but it was a difficult task to ensure that the watermark was placed in the same location and proportionate to the image every time. Give it a try: Weever Watermark GitHub Code
This project displays information about coffee shops and their facilities on a website. I utilized an SQLite database and REST APIs to automatically provide all the data to the website and allow users to visualize it, add new coffee shops to the database, and delete any existing coffee shops. Several libraries were used in this project, including Flask API, SQLAlchemy, Jinja, Bootstrap-Flask, and Bootstrap template inheritance. Give it a try: MochaMaps GitHub Code