Want to tell us about yourself? Take this quick trivia game! A few questions that help us understand more in-depth about who you are. This was a game I designed to understand user inputs while pressing images on the screen. I used this during my time in Intro to Programming and Robotics, while in my junior year of high school.
This is a project where if you press certain keys, a certain polygon will be made. User inputs are available!
This is a project where you can input different values (numbers) and create lists. The functions will determine certain values from the list, such as the maximum, minimum, average, sum, and so forth.
This was my AP Create Project called "RecipeBook". The premise of the project was that you could easily input the type of food you wanted, such as breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert. The program then cycles through 3 different recipes depending on which type of food you selected, and then outputs the recipe to you. Also, the program will never a repeat a recipe during the use of the program, but may repeat if the program is closed and opened.
This was my Fall Genius Hour, which was a compounding interest calculator in order to see depending on what you invested in and how much money you put in, what the outcome would be.
Utilized a Pi Pico and connected a LED Neopixel strip. The strip was programmed to create a stoplight that went from green to yellow to red with a 3 second interval in between.
Used a Pi Pico and connected a Neopixel LED wheel. The wheel was programmed in order to switch each LED light to the next color, which creates a rotating circle of the rainbow with a 0.05 second interval in between each color change.
This is the beginning of my Spring Genius Hour project. The start has to do with being able to take in user information and store it. The end product goal is to have a dashboard that can monitor multiple bank accounts, and be able to view and create transactions all within one application.