The Mini Library System is a text-based Python application that simulates a basic library management tool. Users can add new books, view the list of available or borrowed books, borrow and return books, and save all records locally using file storage. This project was built as part of the final assignment for Code in Place 2025 (Stanford CS106A).

My Python tasks and final project for the "code in place" course imparted by Stanford University.

:dog: Stanford Code in Place Final Project- Simba Friends Twitter Bot

Project under Code In Place 21 by Stanford University

All course materials, assignments and projects done for Code In Place - a course offered by Stanford University

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This repository contains lessons, exercises, and projects from Stanford Code in Place, an introductory Python program. It includes notes, assignments, mini-projects, and reference materials, showcasing practical coding skills and foundational Python proficiency gained through the program.

Code in Place 2025 – Solutions, notes, and practice code from Stanford's introductory Python programming course. This repository includes weekly assignments, exercises, and projects completed under the guidance of my section leader [Your Section Leader's Name]. Great for anyone following along or reviewing core Python concepts.

This is my final project in Stanford University's Code In Place. Meower is a fish catching game with a cute cat as the main character. This game was made using Pygame.

Stanford CS106A Code In Place Final Project

Baris' Mastermind - Stanford Code in Place (CS106A) Final Project

Final Project for Stanford University's Code-in-Place 2021.

Final Assignment Project submitted for Code in Place Stanford Program

Project Submission for Stanford Code in Place 2012-Python programming Course

FInal Project for Standford Code in Place with Stanford trivia questions

Final project for Stanford's CS106A online course, "Code In Place"

Stanford CS106A 'Code in Place' // Final Project – Image recognition (detecting pneumonia).

Stanford's Code-In-Place final project, a text-based blackjack game

The final project submission of Code In Place 2021 by Stanford University

Python-based learning projects and exercises completed during Stanford Code in Place 2025.

Final project of CS106A course of Stanford University, aka, code in Place 2024, in experienced student track.

My final project for Stanford's Code in Place 2025 — a graphical animation of an exploding ball.

My final project for Stanford Code in place program "A retro-style arcade game built using Pygame."

Pokemon Battle program originally written in Python for my final project for Stanford's "Code in Place" online course

A simple yet intelligent personal finance assistant built in Python as my final project for Stanford University’s Code in Place 2025.

FocusFlow is a console-based productivity app built as the final project for Stanford’s Code in Place 2025 course.

This project was created as the final project for the Code in Place program, organized by Stanford University. The Code in Place program is an introductory programming course designed and taught by Stanford professors and volunteers, focusing on Python programming and computer science fundamentals.

This is a Python program I created to submit as the final project of the special online course CS106A, Code in Place 2021, by Stanford University.

This repository consists of work done during the Code In Place course held by Stanford University over quarantine. The course corresponds to the first half of their CS106A course and teaches programming in python. I have also worked on my own projects outside of Code in Place.

This is my project Which I am going to submit as a final project in Stanford's Code in Place program. This project is about applying different effects on the images an display them using tkinter and cv2 modules.