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#CodingOf218
With a great success last year on #CodingOf208, I have decided to do this this year too! This year its going to be “#CodingOf218”!
What is #CodingOf218 Similar to last year, I am again going to challenge myself in 2018 to code for 218 days where the challenge is to not miss any days between and being as regular as possible! The primary goal of this challenge is to dedicate some hours to code daily…
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WOW!! Finally #CodingOf208 has come to an end! This is really exciting! Congratulations to all who joined me!
#CodingOf208 was my New Year’s resolution, i.e., to code for 208 days in the year 2017 with skipping as less days as possible. I skipped around 10 days through this process because I had my exams in between + travelling days. So during this, I could not code and had to skip.
But finally I am done with this and have completed 208 days of coding!
So what did I achieve?
I started this thing when I had the knowledge till Arrays in C Language. Starting from there I am now quite familiar with most of C, C++ and have learned much of Python (Including different modules like, Tkinter, Py2exe, Pyglet, PyGame, etc). I have developed 5 projects during this period and one is still in progress.
Here’s the list of these projects :
Battle Ship : A simple game that works on concept of Random Numbers.
The Battleship using File handling
Date of Completion/Publishing : 15 January 2017 Language : C Language Modules/Header Files used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h Video : Battleship on YouTube More info and Link to Download the game : BattleShip – #CodingOf208
Chess : A two player game in C language.
King And Queen using File Handling
Linux – Based OS
Date of Completion/Publishing : 11 February 2017 Language : C Language Modules/Headers files Used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h, windows.h, conio.h Video : Chess on YouTube More info and link to Download : Chess – #CodingOf208
Quiz Master : A simple quiz game that also allows you to add your own questions and categories.
The Question Mark Here is Due to File Handling
Date of Completion/Publishing : 22 February 2017 Language : C Language Modules/Headers files Used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h, math.h, ctype.h Video : Quiz Master on YouTube More info and link to Download : Quiz Master – #CodingOf208
Mandav.h : It is a header file. Date of Completion/Publishing : 28 March 2017 Language : C Language Modules/Headers files Used : stdio.h, stdlib.h, unistd.h, string.h, stdbool.h, math.h, ctype.h More info and link to Download : Mandav.h – #CodingOf208
Music Player : It is a Windows 64- bit application, a music player.
Date of Completion/Publishing : 18 July 2017 Language : Python Modules/Headers files Used : Tkinter, Pyglet, DateTime, Random. Video : Music Player on YouTube More info and link to download : Music Player – #CodingOf208
Mark Assistant : MARK, is the assistant that runs my PC, it is still in development not yet completed! Date of Completion/Publishing : Still in Progress. Language : Python Playlist giving features of MARK : MARK Playlist in YouTube Every week new feature is Uploaded on my YouTube Channel.
Along side making projects, I also solved problems on HackerRank. Profile : Jatin Mandav – HackerRank On 27 March 2017, I received a 4 star Badge in Algorithms.
So that was my progress for coding 208 Days starting with the knowledge in Arrays in C. I am really glad I made this my New Year’s Resolution!
Next Year too I am going to do the same! Next Year it is going to be #CodingOf218!
#CodingOf218 starts on 1st January 2018, and I will be tweeting my weekly progress on my Twitter (@jatinmandav)! I am planning a little more things to do next time (in #CodingOf218), if you are interested to join me through this, tweet your progress with #CodingOf208, and stay tuned for updates!
#HappyCoding #CodingOf208 #CodingOf218
See you guys soon!!
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#CodingOf208 – Ends! WOW!! Finally #CodingOf208 has come to an end! This is really exciting! Congratulations to all who joined me!
This is exciting, I am just a couple of days away from completing my New Year’s resolution, #CodingOf208, congratulations to all how were also a part of this!
So here I am ready with my last project under #CodingOf208, “Music Player”, Windows Application.
I started making this application on my 19th Birthday, 14 June 2017 and completed it on 5 July 2017. Then tested it daily till 16 July 2017. I am really thankful to Yashi Kesarwani, Rupak Kalita, Musa Salmu and Vaheed who helped me for testing the application.
Music Player is a Python application. Modules which are used in this application are Pyglet, Tkinter, DateTime, Random.
As any of my earlier projects, this too had taught me a great deal about programming. I am now familiar with Pyglet module and have learned a bit more about Tkinter. And also how much it coding it requires to make a GUI more and more attractive and interactive. I am not saying that my application is really a good one, but I tried!
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Talking about the errors in the application, the first error during testing of application on different system was that it didn’t start! Yup, that’s disappointing… But it was fixed.
Difficulties that I faced during the process, was changing the song, changing the skins of the player and some other small ones.. But finally after 21 Days of coding, the Music Player was ready!
Download : Music Player
Hope you guys enjoy the Application!
Let me know your thoughts or issues in the comment section below!
See you guys soon!
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Mandav.h - #CodingOf208
Mandav.h – #CodingOf208
Here is mandav.h header file which contains 10 functions as per date..
The functions which are available are :
square
cube
greet
binary
octal
hex
bin2dec
oct2dec
in_string
in_int
Let’s take a look at each function and how to use them!
Square() : To use this you need to directly declare a variable in which you want to store the squared value and print the variable directly!
Code :…
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With great success on Chess (Chess – #CodingOf208), I was now looking for a new project to work on. My friend Luyando Chikandula from Zambia got me engaged on making Quiz – Master!
I got very much interested in the project. A lot of thanks to him!
So here I am now with successfully completing the “Quiz – Master”.
Main Page
Add Questions or Add Category
I had accepted the project but I was not really sure on how to proceed with it. I blank on how to start the thing.
There were many problems like how do I display the questions? How do I take the users response? How do I check the correctness of the response?
One way was to that I can directly add printf statements….. Nasty thing to do right??!! Even if I had so much patient to add 10 – 15 questions using printf, how do I add more questions if I want to? The Quiz – Master cannot be limited to fixed 10 – 15 questions, right?!
Add Categories to the Quiz-Master
After spending 1-2 days I was able to find a solution for it! But many problems, errors followed until I could finally solve the issue………
The most common and irritating error during all this was “Segmentation Fault”. You must be familiar with it and would understand how heart-breaking this fault becomes……. Even after completing the complete quiz, segmentation fault did not leave me…. And I don’t appreciate its love for me…….
Any ways after 2 days this was also resolved………
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This Quiz-Master has certain qualities worth noticing. First one is that you can add as many questions as you want. And I mean as many as you want!
Second one is that you can create as many categories as you want. You just need to add the category name and then just add questions to it!
The third one is that you can either play solo or compete with your friends for more score in V/S mode! A right answer adds 4 points to your total and deducts 1 if wrong.
In the Non- Linux version of the game, there is a special feature of voice in the program i.e., the program will talk with you and interact with you through the quiz!
This project has helped me lot in understanding file handling in a way that I didn’t knew earlier. Also this project has improved my thinking ability!
Linux
Non – Linux
Here is the link for the quiz, and do share your views about the Quiz-Master by commenting below or messaging me, I would really appreciate it!
And once again thanks a lot to Luyando for giving me this idea!!!!
Linux – Click Here!
Non – Linux – Click Here!
If the downloaded file is “ZIPPED”, you might want to “UNZIP” the file!
Here are the other project I have made under #CodingOf208
Chess – #CodingOf208
BattleShip – #CodingOf208
Enjoy the Quiz!
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Quiz Master – #CodingOf208 With great success on Chess (Chess – #CodingOf208), I was now looking for a new project to work on.
Last Under #CodingOf208, I made a simple hit and try game called “Battleship” (BattleShip – #CodingOf208), Battleship helped me a lot to learn about random numbers, file handling. But after after making it, I was kind of out of ideas on what to make next, so I turned over to HackerRank and earned Level – 4 Badge in Algorithms (Profile).
Now on next few days, I wanted to do some “project” kind of stuff.
So one day, I saw my friends playing Chess. I wondered these games are available on PCs, mobile phones, too! Well someone must have written code for it!
So I thought well, let me too give it a shot!
I decided to build something similar (because I wasn’t sure if I can make the exact game!)
Then one thing led to another, I first thought only to move the pawns and that’s it!
After getting success with pawns, I thought okay let’s try knights! then King, then rooks, then bishop and finally Queen!
This game is ready for all Linux-based(terminal-based) and for non-terminal based operating system.
Linux(Terminal) based OS
Non-Terminal based OS
There are many problems which I faced during the making of this game….
The first one is the moving of Queen. Man she was not at all ready to move! Spent hours to convince her to move!!
When I finally convinced her to move, she was moving randomly! Anyways, She was finally convinced to cooperate!
When all pieces where moving as desired, they were not able to distinguish between friend and foe! But that was resolved quickly.
After making the pieces to move, I decided to take the game to another level……
I started reading all the rules which govern chess, En Passant, Castling, to name a few!
The game is equipped with all these rules…..
You can perform En Passant, Castling, surrender to other player, and also draw the match if both the players agree.
In windows version of the game, there is one special extra function of voice speaker! During the play of game the computer will instruct you through the game! I was not able to add voice feature to Linux version because I could not do it, but I will definitely add the feature as soon I get how to do it!
This voice feature I personally found really cool…….
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Above is the screen shots of the Linux-Based game…..
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Above is screen-shot of Non-Linux Based OS….
Snaps of the Game
Snaps of the Game
Snaps of the Game
Both the games(Linux and Non-Linux) have there own goodness, my suggestion is that you download both of the games(Linux and Non-Linux) and see the difference your self(if possible)!!!
Here is the link for the game:
Linux : Click Here
Non – Linux : Click Here
If you download the file in the form of ‘.zip’, you might wanna UNZIP it!!
Let me know your thoughts!!
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Chess – #CodingOf208 Last Under #CodingOf208, I made a simple hit and try game called "Battleship" (BattleShip – #CodingOf208…
BattleShip - #CodingOf208
BattleShip – #CodingOf208
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So, I have made that after 1 week of coding and wanted to share with you all!
I have so far developed the game for Linux-based environment and non-Linux based (Windows or Mac).
This game works on the principle of hit and try. The basic idea behind it is that you have to enter the coordinates form the…
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First of all its program time!!!
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output: 27, as the series now becomes…
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