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🚀 **Project Update: Snake and Ladder Game** 🎲🐍I'm excited to share my latest project – a basic Snake and Ladder game developed in Python using Tkinter, Turtle, and Pygame🎉 When I first thought about this project, various methods and logic started popping into my head, making me curious about what would work. To satisfy this curiosity, I decided to create this game. Initially, it was just going to be a simple two-player game with a roll button. But as I progressed, my mind kept coming up with new ideas:- Wouldn't it be nice if it had a main menu? 🎛️- How about adding sound? 🎵- It would be cool if a user could play against the computer! 🤖As for the choices regarding sound, images, and colors, I went with my instincts since I'm not the best at design. This project, with roughly 376 lines of code, is the largest I've completed on my own. While I did use resources, documentation, and ChatGPT for some parts, the majority of the code is my own. It turned out almost exactly how I imagined, though there's still plenty of room for improvement and scalability.Check out the code here: https://lnkd.in/dyUDkMVj#Python #GameDevelopment #Coding #Projects #LearningJourney #SoftwareDevelopment

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Hello everyone! 🚀 Just had an amazing time at a computer assembly workshop(4th april 24)! I dove into the world of CPU hardware and got my hands dirty with excitement.While I primarily delve into programming, but my inner PC gaming nerd couldn't resist the chance to learn the ropes of building my dream gaming rig😎. I have always been curious about PC building, so much so that I ended up watching a full PC building guide YouTube video by TechSource. And let me tell you, the workshop was an absolute blast.Of course, the last thing anyone wants is to damage their Intel Core i9-14900K or AMD Ryzen 9 7950X due to static electricity or undue force 🙅♂️. That would be a nightmare scenario. So, when the chance arose to gain hands-on experience, I eagerly seized it. While I wouldn't claim mastery, it feels nice to have gained knowledge about different stuff, and, of course, a plethora of valuable experiences.A big thank you to the workshop organizers for orchestrating such a fun and educational event 🤞.The next day(5th april 24) participated in a coding competition. Well, the problem statement was easy, but what made it challenging was: 1) there is only one problem statement. 2) Who solves the problem first is prioritized which meant an unknown time limit.3) You are not allowed to run the code, which means you will have to get it right in your one and only attempt. 4) The problem statement is different for every competitor. Unfortunately, I falied to clench the win, but that's what a competition is all about .It was an invaluable learning experience nonetheless. I gained insights into managing time effectively, strategizing under pressure, and honing my problem-solving skills. Looking forward to applying these lessons in future competitions!#ComputerAssembly #PCGaming #TechEnthusiast #DIYPCBuild #TechWorkshop #GamingRig #TechSkills #LearningJourney #TechSource #IntelCore #AMDRyzen #HandsOnExperience

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Thanks a lot, MLSC GESCOE! I'm excited and honored to clinch first place in the DevWrites Blog competition. Actually, it was my first blog. I never had any plans about writing a blog. But DevWrites encouraged me to do so, and that really helped me unlock some really great experience and knowledge. Looking forward to more such competitions in the future.Blog link: https://lnkd.in/dYtqJ8CWmake sure to live a comment😉#blog #MLSCGESCOE #DevWrites #wordpress #programming

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Recently participated in a coding competition! While I didn't clinch the win, the experience was invaluable. Grateful for the opportunity to connect with some truly amazing individuals. #codingcompetition #DSA #programming

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Just a quick update on some (as there are many) of the basic projects I have made in my Python course so far. Unfortunately Linkedin doesn't allow more then one video and only 9 images per post. Projects:-1) Snake game using Turtle graphics module2) US state guessing game using Turtle and Pandas module3) Pomodoro timer using Tkinter module4) Flipper game to learn French using Tkinter and Pandas5) Password Manager using TkinterAPI projects:6) International Space Station overhead using Open Notify API and Sunrise and Sunset API: This Python script checks if the International Space Station (ISS) is currently overhead your location and if it's nighttime. If both conditions are met, it sends an email alert (using the Python library for sending emails).7) Stock Price Tracker using Alpha Vantage API and NewsAPI: It monitors the stock prices of specified companies, checks for significant percentage changes between the previous two days, and sends an SMS (using Twilio) alert with relevant news headlines if the change exceeds a certain threshold.8) Habit Tracker using Pixela API: A service that allows users to create and track graphs to visualize and manage habits or activities.Web Scraping:9) Musical Time Machine using Beautiful Soup: Fetches the Billboard Hot 100 songs from a specified date, extracts the song names, and then uses the Spotify API (Spotipy library) to obtain information about a specific artist and user.10) Automate Cookie Clicker Game using Selenium WebDriver: Interact with a cookie-clicker game web page. The script automates the clicking of a cookie button and the purchasing of certain items based on certain conditions.11) Currently working on Flask web framework.I have completed beginner, intermediate, intermediate+ stages. Now, it's the final stage, advanced Python.#python #tkinter #pandas #turtle #programming #100daysofcode #API#webscraping

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Thrilled to have recently immersed myself in the enriching atmosphere of IITB's E-Summit 24, Asia's largest business conclave.From seasoned veterans excelling in their respective domains to inspiring 17-year-olds securing 24 lakhs for their startup, the event showcased the incredible spectrum of talent and innovation in the entrepreneurial sphere. Witnessing the hustle of these individuals, working day and night to bring their visions to life, was truly eye-opening.A highlight of my visit was the opportunity to engage with Arjun Vaidya, who shared invaluable perspectives in his session on 'In the Shoes of an Investor.' As someone currently undertaking a fundamental analysis course, connecting with industry leaders like Mr. Arjun Vaidya added an extra layer of significance to my learning journey.Looking forward to implementing these learnings and experinces in my endeavors #ESummit24 #BusinessConclave #Entrepreneurship #ContinuousLearning #KeepGrinding #investing #iitbombay #hustle

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🎩 Day 14 of the#100DaysOfCodeChallenge by Angela Yu.Day 14 project : High Low GameHigh Low Game: It's about guessing which profile or entity has the higher number of followers. It's a captivating blend of data analysis and prediction, and it taps into the ever-evolving landscape of social media influence. 🌟👥Codefiles:https://lnkd.in/gvmGNayM#100DaysOfCode#HighLowGame#PythonProgramming#LearningToCode#CodeNewbie

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🎩 Day 12 of the#100DaysOfCodeChallenge by Angela Yu.Day 12 project : Number Guessing GameNumber Guessing Game:- The primary goal of the Number Guessing Game is to create an interactive program that challenges the player to guess a randomly chosen number within a specified range.1)Random Number Generation: The game generates a random number, often between 1 and 100, which serves as the target for the player to guess. 2)Clues and Feedback: After each guess, the player receives feedback in the form of clues. Typically, the game tells the player whether their guess is too high, too low, or correct, helping them refine their subsequent guesses.3)Attempts Limit: To add challenge, the game often limits the number of attempts the player has to guess the correct number. If the player exceeds this limit without guessing correctly, they lose the game.4) There are two levels. 'Easy' and 'Hard'. In 'Easy' level the user gets 10 lives while is 'Hard' on 5.Codefiles:https://lnkd.in/g3Ged2qm#100DaysOfCode#NumberGuessingGame#PythonProgramming#LearningToCode#CodeNewbie

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🎩 Day 11 of the#100DaysOfCodeChallenge by Angela Yu.Day 11 project : The Blackjack Card GameBlackjack Card Game Program: It involves creating a digital version of the classic casino card game. Participants learn to simulate a deck of cards, deal hands to players and the dealer, calculate card values, and implement the rules of Blackjack. 1)Objective: The objective of Blackjack is to beat the dealer by having a hand value that's closer to 21 than the dealer's hand, without exceeding 21.2)Card Values: Number cards (2-10) are worth their face value. Face cards (King, Queen, Jack) are worth 10 points each, and Aces can be worth 1 or 11 points, depending on which value benefits the hand more.3)Dealing Hands: Players and the dealer are dealt two cards each. Players' cards are usually face-up, while the dealer has one face-up card (the "upcard") and one face-down card (the "hole card").4)Player's Turn: Players can choose to "hit" (take another card) or "stand" (keep their current hand). The goal is to reach a hand value as close to 21 as possible without going over.5)Dealer's Turn: After all players have completed their turns, the dealer reveals their hole card. The dealer must hit until their hand reaches a value of at least 17, at which point they must stand.6)Winning: If a player's hand exceeds 21, they "bust" and lose immediately. If the dealer busts, players still in the game win. If a player's hand is closer to 21 than the dealer's without busting, they win. A tie results in a "push," where the player's bet is returned.7)Blackjack: Achieving a hand value of 21 with the first two cards (an Ace and a 10-point card) is called "Blackjack" and typically pays out at a higher rate.8)Splitting and Doubling: Players can also "split" pairs of cards into two separate hands and double their bets under certain conditions.Code files: https://lnkd.in/gc9-KHNb#100DaysOfCode#SecretAuction#PythonProgramming#LearningToCode#CodeNewbie

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