This is a web application created as a passion project for me in this course. The app allows users to graph ellipses by providing the values for the major axis (a) and minor axis (b). It uses the Streamlit library in Python to provide an interactive and user-friendly interface. For more information check out the GitHub repo linked above.
This code is a program that tries to guess the author of a given piece of text by comparing it to two famous authors, William Shakespeare, and Jane Austen. It does this by looking at the words in the text, counting how often they appear, and then using a formula to see how similar the text is to the two authors. Finally, the program tells you which author it thinks the text was written by based on the results of its comparison.
This program takes user input for mass, velocity, and radius and calculates all possible, combinations of centripetal force based on the given input. It utilizes the formula for centripetal force and provides the results in newtons, the program loops through the combinations of user input and calculates the centripetal force for each combination. This project demonstrates, my ability to handle user input, calculations based on formulas; knowledge of nested loops and functions. The link to this program is right above this little blurb, in underline.
Sample output, from my program, go and test different numbers out!
Developed using Python the programming language, and the Pygame module. This is a recreation of the classic Pong game. this project highlighted my skills in Python programming and was done in our unit about Pygame and exploring the depths of Python modules like Pygame. Through this project, I was able to demonstrate my ability to utilize Pygame's functionality, implement collision detection, and handle user input.
This code showcases a graphing calculator web application built using Python and the turtle graphics library. The application allows users to input x and y coordinates, which are then plotted on a grid. The grid consists of vertical and horizontal lines, forming an XY coordinate plane. The program draws the x and y axes, and user-entered points are represented as small circles on the grid.