For this coding challenge, I had to write a callback function that ordered a beverage at a cafe. I am currently in the processes of learning Javascript in both my MIT/Emeritus Coding Bootcamp and my Codecademy Full Stack course. This challenge helped me better understand callback functions and how they work. You can check out... Continue Reading →
TeaCozy
What I Made! In this project, Codecademy challenged me to recreate the HTML and CSS of a design spec and include flexbox in my code. I was provided an example page of a Tea shop with some parameters. How I Did It! First, I recreated the HTML text for the entire page. I began working... Continue Reading →
moveBall
What I Made! I have been participating in MIT/Emeritus' Coding Bootcamp. In Module 2, we were challenged to create a program that made a ball move. First, we made the ball move in one dimension, on the x-axis. Then, we were asked to make the ball move in two dimension, the x-axis and y-axis. After... Continue Reading →
Tinabear’s HTML Cheatsheet
color palette Why I Made This Cheatsheet I'm currently working through the Codecademy Full Stack learning path. In the last few modules, I learned how to use HTML and CSS. I have learned how to use a stylesheet to improve the look of my webpage and why a stylesheet is better than using inline styling. For this... Continue Reading →
My Book Library Database using PostgreSQL
I completed the Codecademy course on SQL Databases. At the end of the course, it prompted me to create my own database. I chose to create a database of some of the books in my personal library using the client Postbird. The database includes three tables. The main table lists 40 books from my personal... Continue Reading →
Boston Adventure Routing Program
Subway ASCII Boston_Adventure This is my routing program to help a Boston visitor plan their route along the Red Line to get to various landmarks. How To Play Start the game with python3 Boston_Adventure.pyChoose your starting point by typing the letter that represents your current landmark.Choose your ending point by typing the letter of your... Continue Reading →
MonsterVSHero Python Project
I created my fist python game for codecademy.com! The purpose of this exercise was to show my understanding of what I learned during the first 25% of the Beginner Computer Science course. In this game, the hero attacks monsters and tries to reach 40 points. The hero starts with 20 points. Each monster defeated earns... Continue Reading →
