Antonio de Odilon's Projects
This command-line program written in Rust allows the user to add names, from a vector of strings that contains names of employees from a fictional company, to departments from that company. The departments are keys in a hashmap of that company, while the values are vectors of strings.
Config files for my GitHub profile.
A personal blog I built using Python Django.
A small battle program that I wrote to train writing Rust code
This program written in C#/.NET calculates the approximate square root of an integer, whether the square root is also an exact integer or not. Therefore, it is able to deal both with integers such as 9, 16 and 25, and also with 41, 33 or 7.
This command-line program, written in Rust, allows the user to calculate the Median and the Mode of vectors of integers.
This program will calculate the square root of a number, if and only if its square root is an integer. Hence, it can output the square root of 25, 16 and 9, but it can't output the square root of 23, 10 or 7, for instance.
Program written in C#. It takes a Jagged Array of type string of any length, and it outputs all the possible combinations of the string elements of the arrays inside it with the string elements of the other arrays in the form of the Console.WriteLine() function calls. Therefore, no individual string element will be combined with either itself or its peers that are inside of the same individual array inside the jagged array. For this program the names of some characters from the Stranger Things series were used.
This program will tell the user what the absolute value of the number provided is.
This program in C# asks the user for an input of any type, and then prompts her or him about which input it is: boolean, string (in case the user chooses a string, only letters from the alphabet will be considered, not numbers, symbols etc) or integer. If the input matches the data type, the program prints out that the input was equivalent to that data type; otherwise, it prints that it wasn't equivalent.
This function compares two strings in terms of their individual elements (chars) and their lengths.
This command-line program in Rust converts strings to Pig Latin.
A C program that counts the amount of chars that a char string has using pointers.
This small program helps the user create a sqlite database using Python. A sample database is also attached (see the 'report_database.sqlite' file).
A C program that creates an item for the user in order to sell it. Creates the name of the file, its price and amount.
A simple C program using structs that gets information from the user and then displays it.
A small web application using the ASP.NET Core framework that allows the user to perform CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update and Delete) with the theme of the Dungeons and Dragons fantasy universe.
A C program that prints out a company's employee's information using structs.
This program asks the user for how many and what exercises she or he would like to output information. After writing the name of each exercise, the user will then be prompted to insert how much weight, in kilograms, he or she uses with it. Finally, the program prints this information as output.
A simple program written in the Rust programming language and using the Actix framework for web-development. In this program the user provides as input the starting number for the FizzBuzz game and the end number. Then from this range the program outputs fizzbuzz.
This program finds the greatest common divisor between two non-negative integers.
A simple program written in the C language that asks the user to guess a number that is randomly generated.
In this repository I am sharing the code I have been writing for the Learn Python Programming Masterclass course at Udemy.
My first Django project
This program reads a .csv file that the user enters.
I created this very simple weather program to exercise loops and arrays in the C programming language.
This is a small library that I wrote in C for the string data type
A text-based strategy videogame that I am writing in the C programming language.