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Brainbench certifications

Try out the free certifications at Brainbench.com. I have been taking tests on this site since it's inception. Below are some sample certs that I have passed.

Brainbench certifications

Try out the free certifications at Brainbench.com. I have been taking tests on this site since it's inception. Below are some sample certs that I have passed.

code.org sample certificates

A major plus on code.org is that they give you certificates on completing the Hour of Code that you can download and print. Sample 1 : Sample 2 :

code.org sample certificates

A major plus on code.org is that they give you certificates on completing the Hour of Code that you can download and print. Sample 1 : Sample 2 :

Gandhi Quiz

Please check out the Gandhi Quiz at Gandhi Quiz Answer 8 questions and get a certificate

Gandhi Quiz

Please check out the Gandhi Quiz at Gandhi Quiz Answer 8 questions and get a certificate

chat bot in python at code.org

Check out the chat bot program on code.org in Python. It's very basic but truly amazing how simple the concept is. I have developed a sample code that shows how to program a chat bot. (Note that unlike in most programming languages GOTO statement has to be configured.) def goto(linenum): global line line = linenum while True: line = 1 print("What movie do you want to watch?") name = input() if (name == "Wall-E"): print("That was fun") break elif (name == "Transformers"): print("Choose another one...") goto(1) else: goto(1)

chat bot in python at code.org

Check out the chat bot program on code.org in Python. It's very basic but truly amazing how simple the concept is. I have developed a sample code that shows how to program a chat bot. (Note that unlike in most programming languages GOTO statement has to be configured.) def goto(linenum): global line line = linenum while True: line = 1 print("What movie do you want to watch?") name = input() if (name == "Wall-E"): print("That was fun") break elif (name == "Transformers"): print("Choose another one...") goto(1) else: goto(1)

Nature at it's best

It crystallizes from the sea, O goodness me!! And then I see it fall, And does me it appall. Trouble brews, I flex my sinew, And wait for natures’ abatement. What started will end, Of this I’m sure, Couldn’t ask for more. And I’m sure that what’s in store, Will be light at the end of the rainbow. Thank God.

Nature at it's best

It crystallizes from the sea, O goodness me!! And then I see it fall, And does me it appall. Trouble brews, I flex my sinew, And wait for natures’ abatement. What started will end, Of this I’m sure, Couldn’t ask for more. And I’m sure that what’s in store, Will be light at the end of the rainbow. Thank God.

Raindrops etcetera

The pitter patter of rain drops, Just never seems to stop. I peep out of my window, Nature in limbo. Menacing forms do appear, Trepidation and fear.., Themselves do manifest, Surely this is a divine test of my resolve, Or is this the way that nature does absolve, Man of his sin? I can still hear the din..outside. From my window I turn away, To repeat this episode another day. And watch the gods at play, In the azure above. As always it was, And shall be.

Raindrops etcetera

The pitter patter of rain drops, Just never seems to stop. I peep out of my window, Nature in limbo. Menacing forms do appear, Trepidation and fear.., Themselves do manifest, Surely this is a divine test of my resolve, Or is this the way that nature does absolve, Man of his sin? I can still hear the din..outside. From my window I turn away, To repeat this episode another day. And watch the gods at play, In the azure above. As always it was, And shall be.

code.org - really cool site

Check out the exercise by Robomind where you use simple instructions to control your own robot. http://www.code.org/educate Here is a sample of a simple exercise that is used to test your skill :  # Let the robot draw a square. # Only use forward(3) and right. # Use paintWhite for drawing repeat(4) { i = 1 paintWhite  repeatwhile(i     forward     paintWhite      i=i+1 } j=1 paintWhite  right repeatwhile(j     paintWhite      j=j+1 } } --> Here is a workable solution. Maybe not the best solution but a real one at that. There are many such fun exercises on the site. Check it out.

code.org - really cool site

Check out the exercise by Robomind where you use simple instructions to control your own robot. http://www.code.org/educate Here is a sample of a simple exercise that is used to test your skill :  # Let the robot draw a square. # Only use forward(3) and right. # Use paintWhite for drawing repeat(4) { i = 1 paintWhite  repeatwhile(i     forward     paintWhite      i=i+1 } j=1 paintWhite  right repeatwhile(j     paintWhite      j=j+1 } } --> Here is a workable solution. Maybe not the best solution but a real one at that. There are many such fun exercises on the site. Check it out.