Sarah Zaman's Projects
That 2048 game we used to play when we were kids? Mostly made it to practice simple Data Structures. I used multiple arrays, arraylists and linkedlists throughout my code.
Flutter is a revolutionary addition to mobile app development! It helps create apps for both android and iOS. This app helps with keeping tabs on your health.
First Flutter Project that displays my business card. Will add functions to exchange cards. Mobile App Development.
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Implementation of Minimax, minimax with Heuristics and alphabeta in the checkers game
This repository contains files for the CSS Challenge organized by CSUG
Data structures in Java - ongoing
Flutter app to roll two dice
This is an app for movie enthusiasts. It uses the api from moviedb.org to show the current movies being played in theatres. The user has the option to make a personal profile with their user name, favourite movie, and favourite genre (as a picker) and all these information is save with user default. The app also has a i icon to show the app information. The app has a view controller that lets the user have a movie selected for them randomly that they can watch.
🚀✨ Help beginners to contribute to open source projects
Just a chrome extension that shows the accurate results in the image section of google when you search for "cutest programmer alive"
Basic HTML and CSS for CSC 210
Notes from the Machine Learning Scholarship for Microsoft Azure Program
This is the code implementation for the blog 'How to create your portfolio website in React.js'
https://sarahzam.github.io/my-portfolio
I learned HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery and Bootstrap 4 in quarantine and decided to make a web page for Pipboy from fallout 4!! It's still a work in progress but I'm proud of how it looks!
A game of pong made with Java Graphics
Just trying out boostrap grid here
The code takes the text file and uses it to create a graph that has vertices and edges. The pathways are the edges and the vertices are the locations. It uses DijkstraÕs algorithm to calculate the shortest path from one point to another, the two points being given by the user. This graph is then rendered on a JFrame and the shortest path is given in pink. Drawing the map takes O(|E|) --> O(|V|^2). This is because for every node in the list of vertices in the graph, drawing the x and y coordinates using longitudinal and latitudinal information takes O(1). Further, for each node in the adjacency list of this node, we calculate the x and y coordinates and draw a line that connects the need with its neighbouring nodes O(|E|/|V|).
Cabin fever - trying to make as many games as possible. Remember that snake game we used to play 24/7 in our parents' Nokia phone in the 2000s? Major nostalgic flashback.
All the basic sorting algorithms in Java.