Below is a python code written in codeskulptor to test the reflection of a ball when it collides with another ball. Different values can be given to v and v1 to test it if is working in the manner we want to.

from math import *
v = [1, 0]
v1= [0, 0]
angle = pi/4

def update_collision(v,angle):
v1[0]=v[0]*(sin(angle)**2-cos(angle)**2)-2*v[1]*sin(angle)*cos(angle)
v1[1]=-v[1]*(sin(angle)**2-cos(angle)**2)-2*v[0]*sin(angle)*cos(angle)
return v1

print update_collision(v)

The Course (Interactive Python) gave exposure on:

• Creating GUI by implementing logic.
• Handling mouse click events.
• Calling draw handlers on canvas.
• Debugging python programs.

Memory game URL : http://www.codeskulptor.org/#user40_srqjc0bWay_1.py

This is a game that I made after completing a course on interactive python. The coding was done in codeskulptor.

• The course helped me to learn how to write code for GUIs.
• It helped me to understand how powerful classes are in programming.
• As it had a certain deadline for the projects, I learnt to manage my time better than I usually do.
• From this program, I learnt how to make a ball reflect of another ball when they collide with each other.
• Link : http://www.codeskulptor.org/#user40_gYWOngGyxdBfvwS_0.py

I had to learn on programming the Arduino for producing two square signals that operated in different frequencies and at the same time, had to perform a duty sweep along with a Frequency sweep. The Arduino had a machine level commands of nop; No Operation command, given directly to the required pins. Each nop has a time period of 62.5ns and manually doing each frequency seemed to be a time consuming process. Then scripting the a python code that could take inputs of Frequency and duty cycle and produce a .ino file that the Arduino reads was super efficient, files were created instantly. but i faced another issue my files contained periods in the files name i had to debug cause Arduino does not accept periods in its file names. Following is the script file that i converted into an executable using pyinstaller.

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