Let's see what I can dig up.

I've done a lot of little coding projects over the years in different programs and programming languages. This is by no means an exhaustive list. Rather, it is a sample of what I'm capable of. Note that this is only my offline work. All of my web coding is still online and can be viewed in the 'websites' section above.

Unfortunately, most of my best work was done on the clock and is therefore the property of the employer who paid me to make it. I will try to find other examples of my work.

Flash Card Script (Python 3.7). This zip file contains two Python scripts I've written and two text files. The main script, flashcard.py, takes a dictionary file (dictionary.txt) and reads one side of an entry at a time, at random. It then asks the user to guess the other side, gives the answer a binary score, displays scoring data, and displays the correct answer. It then offers you another card.
 The other Python file, dictmaker.py, is included to ease the creation of alternate dictionary files. It is intended to be edited to work with the format of whatever raw dictionary file the user wants to use. The remaining file, 1000.txt, is included to demonstrate the format that dictmaker converts from by default.

Mathematical Computing Final Spreadsheet. This was a group project, but I took the lead on the model, while my partners each focused on the related paper and PowerPoint presentation.