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These are a bunch of mini programs I created in Python that were also designed to test my understanding of Python and allow me to experiment a bit with making things run.
This program was used to learn the basics of Python. The basic premise of this program is to allow the user to input shapes and sides and it will give you either the area, volume, or perimeter. It allowed me to play with classes and functions and allowed me to play in the space a bit without getting too complex, as I'm not sure which language I am going to be hired for yet.
Also a college project, this program allows you play a game of tic-tac-toe against either another player or a computer opponent. The computer is very simple in that it pulls random numbers until the space that it pulls is empty then places its piece there. This was to see if I could properly handle multiple variables and arrays being changed dynamically.
A program I developed back in college designed to allow the user to play a game of mastermind against a randomized answer. There are three difficulties (4, 5 or 6 colors) and they each run on the same form. This was to challenge myself to see if I could run the full program on the same form, including menues.