aidan's snippets

Specific Code

Abbreviation: abreviates name

Arabic2Roman: converts arabic to roman

Arabic2RomanV2: converts arabic to roman v2

Armstrong: checks if armstrong num

ArmstrongV2: checks if amrstrong num up to N

CamelCase: converts to camel case

CircularPrime: finds primes and rotates in a circle (as many rotates as in list)

CollatzSequence: multiple operations to conject a repeating sequence

CurzonNums: finds curzon nums

DisplayInReverse: displays string in reverse [::-1]

Euler 2: finds max prime thru limit

EvenFibNumbers: gets even fibonacci numbers in a range

EvenOddIndices: gives two sublists: one containing even indices, the other odd

EvenOddSublists: gives two sublists: one containing even nums, the other odd

FizzBuzz: classical fizzbuzz problem

KaprekarSequence: iterative algorithm that takes natural num and creates two new nums from it

KaprekarSequenceV2: iterative algorithm that takes natural num and creates two new nums from it (itertools)

LargestPalindromeProduct: finds largest product of a palindrome number from a constant limit

LargestPrimeFactor: finds largest prime factor from a constant limit

LengthLongestSubstring: longest substring in string

Multiples3or5: essentially FizzBuzz v2

PascalsTriangle: prints number triangle

PerimeterOfShaper: finds perimeter of an object

PrimeSequence: gives certain prime sequence with start, stop, step limitation

RankToStudents: ranks students based off grades

RepeatSequence: repeats sublist sequence

Roman2Arabic: converts roman to arabic

RockPaperScissors: classical rock paper scissors matrix game

Rot1: rotates all characters by 1 (could easily be ROT13)

RussianMult: russian multplication step-thru process

PythagTriplet: pythag theorm

SplitEvenOddSublists: splits even odd sublists thru different technique

SumOfTwo: two's complement

SumOfUniqueNums: creates inverse of two unique nums' sum

SumOfPrimes: summatino of primes under a constant limit

ThirteenAdjacentNums: seeks 13 adjacent numbers: 0-13

TriangleInequality: finds third side based of two given sides

TrianglePattern: prints triangle coefficients

UpToN: massive formatted triangle

UpToNV2: insanely massive formatted triangle

VowelUpperConsLower: vowels upper, constants lower

VowelConsFromFile: vowels upper, constants lower (from file)

Generic Code

A-D Built-Ins: Python built-in functions (abs, bool, chr, divmod)
E-I Built-Ins: Python built-in functions (enumerate, float, input, int)
J-N Built-Ins: Python built-in functions (join, len, max, min)
O-T Built-Ins: Python built-in functions (ord, pow, round, sorted)
U-Z Built-Ins: Python built-in functions (zip)
OpenCV: Computer Vision library
Random.sample: Random sampling function
AnonFunctions: Anonymous functions (lambda functions)

Function Decorators: Modifying function behavior
Web Scraping: Extracting data from websites
PackageContainers: Containers for package distribution
CachingSessions: Caching and user sessions
Flask: Web framework
S3Connection: Connecting to AWS S3 buckets
TCPSocket: TCP socket communication
Matplotlib: Data visualization library

DictsHashmaps: Dictionaries and hashmaps
PriorityQue: Priority queue operations
PythonMail: Sending emails in Python
OverloadingOverriding: Function overloading and overriding
RegEx: Regular expressions
Pandas: Data manipulation library
Numpy: Numerical computing library
Scipy: Scientific computing library

These above snippets are used for general purpose coding. Think of them as sort of a Python, C++, or (*insert other language here) cheat sheet.

Each of these segments also illustrate a different topic or specific interest that I felt would be neccessary to hold on to as it is good practice to remember certain generic code, even if it is clever instead of practical.

Currently, this library is a work in progress, and soon, there will be a file drop box to expand these snippets. (These segments will be released (1:1) near the end of October 2024)