The results of messing around with Python. Tests, smaller projects, silly ideas. (small note: In case you for some reason would like to use my crappy code, feel free to do it. Just put my nick in the credits.)

unfinished text-based rpg game project. 3 heroes facing randomly-generated monsters every day.

UNO-like game, project seased.

"Database" tests. Write prompts to console to modify data.py. Yes, I know it's dumb to use .py files to store data. But it works. And I'm too lazy to modify this.

Lists all dividers of a number. Highly uneffective, has problems with any number that is longer than 7 digits. But it works.

Search for prime dividers. Just like in elementary school.

PLEASE IGNORE. i was making it before I had this on the math lesson, so I totally had no clue what's it supposed to do. TO BE REWRITTEN

Basically searches for next rows of the Pascal pyramid. Endlessly. Used in the script above.

Third version of my primes searching script.

basically replaces all letters in the input with respective amount of "ok" for the position in the alphabet of said key. Example of use is in the out.txt file. Try to guess what was this file previously!

Ever wanted to become a superhero? Now it's a dream come true with Reddits' unusual abilities. Get random powers from subreddits of your choice, by utilising PRAW library. Remember to create an app on webside to which link is provided in the code, and fill out the detais!

Simple alarm with TTS message activacting on specified time. It works on macOS, not so sure about Linux or Windows

More of a silly idea, it's supposed to generate all possible combinations with letters up to 20 character string. And yes, I could make one loop for going after every character in the password! It was just a long time ago.

Open up Caesar! We need to know the truth! the most basic script there is, with a very obvious twist. it just plays around with Caesar ciphers. If you don't know the "key", just use its' bruteforcing function!

Alarm, but activates after specified amount of seconds.