seungjae02
BASc in Computer Engineering at the University of Toronto. Double minor in Artificial Intelligence and Engineering Business.
GoogleToronto, ON
Pinned Repositories
20in20
Repository for the 20 in 20 Ruby on Rails challenge.
azure-iot-arduino
Azure IoT library for the Arduino
bungo
E444-F2024-PRA2-bungjae
PathfindingVisualizer
Sorting-Algorithm-Visualizer
SortingAlgorithmsVisualizer
study-location-app
TimeSync
UniMunch-Webapp
seungjae02's Repositories
seungjae02/PathfindingVisualizer
seungjae02/SortingAlgorithmsVisualizer
seungjae02/Sorting-Algorithm-Visualizer
seungjae02/20in20
Repository for the 20 in 20 Ruby on Rails challenge.
seungjae02/azure-iot-arduino
Azure IoT library for the Arduino
seungjae02/bungo
seungjae02/E444-F2024-PRA2-bungjae
seungjae02/Guess-The-Number-Python
The game asks the user if the user wants to play a game of "Guess the Number." If the user indicates yes, the game will ask the user to input any number between 0 and 20. If the user indicates no, then the game quits. Once the user inputs a number, it will check if the input is valid or invalid by using a try and except filter. If it is valid, it goes through a while loop which contains several if statements. These assort of if statements indicate to the user a general idea of how close they are to the correct number. It uses less than or greater than domains to check how close the number is to the correct number. Also, if the user guesses the same number twice, the game indicates to the user that the number has already been guessed. Once the user guesses the correct number, the game congratulates the user and prompts if the user would like to play the game again. If the user indicates yes, the game clears the list of guess numbers, picks a new random number and replays the game. If the user indicates no, the game quits the code and leaves a nice message: "Thanks for playing!"
seungjae02/study-location-app
seungjae02/TimeSync
seungjae02/UniMunch-Webapp
seungjae02/HANGMAN-in-Python
seungjae02/MH-Hacks
seungjae02/Mood-Detection-Song-Recommender
seungjae02/portfolio
seungjae02/react-website-v1
seungjae02/ROCK-PAPER-SCISSORS-Python
A classic game of rock paper scissors using python. In order to distinguish wins and losses within the code, some numerical relations were used (The visual diagram can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1x9wYHbXc41cJwLY20OEbzgTIdC2v-zo_zWlxYXbB8EU/edit?usp=sharing).
seungjae02/seungjae
seungjae02/seungjae02
seungjae02/seungjae02.github.io
seungjae02/seungjaeV1
seungjae02/wrapped
seungjae02/YNCN-Challenge