Welcome to my repository for all projects completed during the Code in Place v4 (CiP4) course. This index serves as a central hub to navigate through the different assignments and their respective documentation.
Each project folder contains its source code and a detailed README.md file that documents the project’s purpose, functionality, and how to run it. This repository is a showcase of my learning journey and a record of the computational concepts I explored.
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Below is a list of all documented projects. Click on the link for each project to view its dedicated documentation and learn more about it.
To view the documentation for a specific project, simply click on the corresponding link above. This will take you to that project’s README.md file, which contains all the details.
Thank you for visiting! Feel free to explore the projects and their code.