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Rock, Paper, Scissors is a simple game where two players choose one of three options: rock, paper, or scissors. The rules are: rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, paper beats rock. If both choose the same option, it's a tie.

  • Updated Aug 26, 2024
  • Jupyter Notebook

Python number guessing game: Computer picks a random number, user tries to guess it. Computer gives hints (too high/low). Repeat until correct. Add difficulty levels, limited tries, or scoring for more challenge.

  • Updated Aug 17, 2024
  • Python

This C++ program demonstrates basic object-oriented programming principles through the implementation of a Fraction class. It includes constructors, destructor, operator overloading, and exception handling for division by zero. Users can input two fractions, and the program will calculate their sum.

  • Updated Sep 29, 2023
  • C++

This Python script creates a chat application using Tkinter. Users can interact with a bot that fetches info from Wikipedia, displays images from Unsplash, and downloads YouTube videos. It features logging for error handling.

  • Updated Jun 6, 2024
  • Python

An interactive web application designed to track and log workouts using geolocation and map functionalities. The app allows users to add details about their activities, such as running or cycling, and visualize their workout locations on an interactive map. This project highlights working with third-party API and user input handling.

  • Updated Sep 25, 2024
  • JavaScript

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