Karel Codes
Code in Place 2021 Assignment Solution. Weekly updates!
A virtual reincarnation of Mark Zuckerberg encapsulated in a desktop application built on Python.
This is one of several final project ideas. You can implement any of the final project ideas, or you can come up with your own.
In this assignment we are going to make a baby version of the classic Atari game of Snake. It was famously shipped on the original Apple II computers as well as Nokia phones.
My slides for Code in Place sections
A curated collection of Python games and educational programs demonstrating fundamental programming concepts learned through Stanford's Code in Place 2025 curriculum.
My slides and code solutions for the 2023 edition of the Stanford Code in Place online course.
My journey through Code in Place 2026 - Stanford University's competitive Python program (12% acceptance rate). Weekly exercises and projects.
A curated collection of solutions, explanations, and approaches for Code in Place exercises and practice problems. This repository is intended for educational purposes to help learners understand programming concepts and problem-solving approaches.
Interactive educational project exploring gravity and planetary weight
Final Project
A cyberpunk interactive fiction game powered by PyGame and Generative AI (Groq API). Final Project for Stanford Code in Place 2026.
Final project for Stanford Code in Place / CS106A. A Python search engine with command-line and web interfaces that indexes and searches BBC News articles.
Conway's Game of Life Final project for Code in Place — Stanford University's introductory Python course. You can see the other exercises the course here:
Final project for Stanford's Code in Place. An interactive Python terminal simulator of a NASA lunar rover, utilizing finite state machine for engine initialization and 2D grid spatial navigation with collision detection.
This repository documents my complete journey through Code in Place 2026 , a free, online introductory programming course offered by Stanford University. The course is based on the first half of Stanford's legendary CS106A "Programming Methodology" and teaches the fundamentals of Python.
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