About the Portfolio Project: Python Terminal Game

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#1

The Python Terminal Game

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#2

https://github.com/Schloz7/Detective-game.git

I got a little confused about blogging so this part i don’t know , is a simple single player game .
I guessing the course wasn’t enough to make the game , but i finished anyway , thank you!

#3

I did a connect4 terminal Game

#4

Hi Naveed,

I tried to run your script but it gave me a series of errors.

The major one was in line 79:
or rows in range(ROWS_MAX_INDEX ROWS -3, -1):

I would help you but I’m not entirely sure what you were going for here.

Next one is in line 20:
for r in range(ROWS_MAX_cols, 0, -1):
it says that ‘ROWS_MAX_cols’ isn’t defined.

And lastly, my system couldn’t load the numpy module.

#5

Here’s the game I made for this project:

It is a very simple game, but I thought it was fun to try to set records. I hope you enjoy it and I’m looking forward to any feedback I can get.

Cheers!

Alex :slight_smile:

#6

I went with a pretty simple terminal horoscope for this project. Any feedback is appreciated!

GitHub repo: GitHub - stankemper/daily-scope

#7

Here is the link for my completed project: Aphid’s Revenge

This is a basic text-adventure game that I updated from coursework I had previously taken. I know I could have changed some of the functionality to make it easier, but the current implementation highlights specific programming concepts, like text-parsing input with multiple words.

Overall it was not too difficult and once I sat down to do it, it only took a couple of hours. I look forward to hearing what y’all think and would love any and all feedback

#8

Here is my portifolio project!

Shopping List - Terminal Program

Here you can find my blog post:

Blog Post - Medium

The inspiration for my program came from my job as a sous-chef. I noticed that creating a shopping list for the retreat center was a time-consuming task, and sometimes we made mistakes with the quantities. I thought to myself, “how can I automate this and save time for other duties?” That’s when I decided to create a Shopping List Program as a part of my portfolio. While it’s not quite a kitchen planning tool yet, it was exciting to see my simple version take shape!

#9

This is mine: Story teller
Kinda enjoyed it, I’m not new to programming, but I just wanted to start as a beginner!!

#10

Hi everyone!

Here is my link to my git repository

In all, I would say this was a fun experience. I had a great time going through the motions and trying to figure out how to code my Blackjack game. I would say it took me probably 5-7 hrs of straight coding, not taking into account me being distracted.

I can’t wait to continue my coding passion!