CNN to detect pineapples on pizzas. My "Hello world" of neural networks.

Pineapple on pizza is great

This is a project that aims to answer the big question of pineapples on pizza

pizza-hunt is a pizza building app that for some reason has a social media side to it because how else are you supposed to get into arguments about pineapple on pizza.

Pineapple Pizza is the unofficial name for the Mini-Project that is based on the idea of generating CSS animations using DSL

PizzaBot is an AI-powered chatbot that helps users order their favorite pizzas quickly and easily through natural conversation. Whether you're craving a classic Margherita or going full pineapple debate mode 🍍, PizzaBot is here to take your order with a slice of personality.

Pizza is like a delicious edible canvas! It all starts with a doughy foundation, spread with a vibrant tomato sauce. Then comes the cheesy masterpiece, a blend of mozzarella that stretches into perfection. Toppings are the finishing touch, from classic pepperoni to adventurous pineapple or maybe some veggies for a pop of color.

Pizza spin shoot pineapple ( might add roguelike feat later if im not lazy) update: im lazy as hell so imma try to add sth else like ultimate and its charge animations. UPDATE2: yea that thing is called "Buffs" and thats all XD, maybe the animation thingy will be for the next project

Two LLMs (e.g., Claude vs Claude with different personas) argue on opposite sides of a topic. Users pick the topic (“Is pineapple pizza valid?”), watch the debate unfold in turns, then vote who won. Fun hook: Share debates as short transcripts/memes. Tech: Simple React frontend + Claude API backend with turn-based prompting.

This is the week 4 Individual Project at Moringa School. It is a web application for an outlet that offers the best pizza in Nairobi CBD. This application enables the outlet sell pizzas online to clients through online orders. The clients can be able to select their favorite pizza according to the topping e.g. vegetarian, chicken-periperi, hungarian-beef or hawaiian (has pineapples and beef topping). They can also select the crust or base of the pizza whether crispy, Stuffed or Gluten-free. Finally, they will be able to select the size of the pizza, whether small, medium or large. The three components, i.e topping, crust and size will give the final cost of the pizza. They can also add the number of pizzas they need to order as well as whether they would like a delivery of their order which will ultimately give the final amount to be paid in a check-out cart which displays the order summary with all items ordered and the total amount to be paid.

Learning Goals: apply key methods to specify and create algorithms, use key facilities in the programming language to realise algorithms. Problem statement: Pizza-Order Write a java console application where the user can order a single pizza from a small menu card. Like this: 1. Margheritha: Tomato, cheese 2. Hawaii: Tomato, cheese, ham, pineapple 3. Italiano: Tomato, cheese, pepperoni . . 10. Special Tomato anchovies, crab Etc... 10 pizzas must be on the menu! Requirements: Price DKK 60 Price DKK 75 Price DKK 70 Price DKK 80 - Only one pizza can be ordered at the time. The menu is to be presented as text for the user. - After the number of the pizza is chosen, it must also be possible to choose extra toppings like: Onions, Cheese, Mushrooms. - Furthermore. the user must be able to choose the size of the pizza, either child, standard or family The prices in the menu above is the price for a standard pizza and: Software Construction SCO D20 . 22-09-20 size child cost 75% of the standard price. size family costs 150% of the standard price. Finally, the total order including the price has to be calculated and printed out on the screen in a nicely formatted way. Regarding the handed-in assignment: 1) Hand-in the source code individually on Moodle. 2) The source code must have some general qualities for readability: good variable names, comments, constants etc. 3) Each student application must be “live-tested” by another student in the class D20. The test students name must be stated in the hand-in. He or she is then responsible for the correctness of the program – computations, all input, messages in short: that everything works! All students in D20 must also be represented as “testers” of another students work. /Frank and Tommy

Learning Goals: apply key methods to specify and create algorithms, use key facilities in the programming language to realise algorithms. Problem statement: Pizza-Order Write a java console application where the user can order a single pizza from a small menu card. Like this: 1. Margheritha: Tomato, cheese 2. Hawaii: Tomato, cheese, ham, pineapple 3. Italiano: Tomato, cheese, pepperoni . . 10. Special Tomato anchovies, crab Etc... 10 pizzas must be on the menu! Requirements: Price DKK 60 Price DKK 75 Price DKK 70 Price DKK 80 - Only one pizza can be ordered at the time. The menu is to be presented as text for the user. - After the number of the pizza is chosen, it must also be possible to choose extra toppings like: Onions, Cheese, Mushrooms. - Furthermore. the user must be able to choose the size of the pizza, either child, standard or family The prices in the menu above is the price for a standard pizza and: Software Construction SCO D20 . 22-09-20 size child cost 75% of the standard price. size family costs 150% of the standard price. Finally, the total order including the price has to be calculated and printed out on the screen in a nicely formatted way. Regarding the handed-in assignment: 1) Hand-in the source code individually on Moodle. 2) The source code must have some general qualities for readability: good variable names, comments, constants etc. 3) Each student application must be “live-tested” by another student in the class D20. The test students name must be stated in the hand-in. He or she is then responsible for the correctness of the program – computations, all input, messages in short: that everything works! All students in D20 must also be represented as “testers” of another students work. /Frank and Tommy Software Construction SCO D20 . 22-09-20