This is a repository of all the source codes I've worked on in school,
almost all of them being usually made by my teacher and corrected by me,
but keeping the framework basically. I don't take the blame for the
messy coding :))
These are either classwork, actual programs we were supposed to write to,
say, learn the concepts, but some of these seem to be Timus problems I did
in my spare time. Poor organization, tho.
Here are some problems from the site with the same name as the folder, which
is actually pretty popular in my country for competitive programming.
For the test paper, we were drawing tickets with numbers on them, which meant
a specific problem from a set, all the time problems we have discussed during
the semester. People tend to cheat on this exam, by bringing a USB drive with
all the code sources. I said I'd help them with some problems, so there's that.
This was for a Physics project, actually. I was meant to talk about waves, so
I made this visualiser, in C++; It takes some arguments, I don't remember now
which, specific to every wave, and then it starts to live-draw it on the
screen.
I was designated the fund collector of the class. You know, for the chalk and
all the rest. As I have learned a bit about databases, I took it as a challenge
to actually make something helpful in this regard. Then, I had to decide which
programming language to use, and I went for python, just because I never used
it before.