A Bit About Me
I love solving problems, and if I can use programming-jitsu to do that,
nothing would please me more. I have a preference for Python <3, but I am comfortable with JavaScript as well.
Reading and writing content is one my favourite hobbies, second only to exploring all kinds of codes, their implementations and usecases. I even have a Tech Blog to prove it. Care to dive into my
meme world ? I watch a lot of
YouTube and have
created content which has collectively garnered over 7k views. Along with everything
else, my friends have turned me into a Chess
Addict as well.
My Internet Handle:
@ayushxx7
Find and hit me up!
Programming
- • Python
- • JavaScript
- • C/C++
Web Dev
- • HTML/CSS/JS
- • Quasar (Vue.Js)
- • React w/ Redux
- • Django/Flask
- • SQL
- • BigQuery
Tools
- • Jira
- • GIMP
- • Adobe PS
- • Adobe AE
Auto File Renamer
What?
Files are renamed from formats such as s11e04.x264.HDTV.killers to S11E04
The Snuke
How?
Scrapes episode list from Wikipedia using beautifulsoup, matches pattern of files on system using regex,
renames to desired format using os library.
Facebook Autoliker
What?
Likes all images of a profile, without disliking images that were already
liked.
How?
Checks image is liked or not using locateOnScreen, if not press 'L', move to next image, repeat.
WHATSAPP WEB
Custom Messages
What?
Sends custom messages to people in contact list with their name in it.
How?
Reads contacts from list of contacts,types it in the Name field, selects
random text and image from a predefined list and sends it.
Why?
Because it's better to say 'Happy Diwali Ayush, kesa hai aajkal' over simply
saying 'Happy Diwali'
Autodownload
What?
Bot to download images to pc automatically
Why?
Assignments. Also Bhavya.
AutoDot
What?
Sends specified no. of dots to specified no. of people.
How?
PyAutoGui all the way!!
But Why though?
To see who's online and sometimes to spam the shit out of my friends :)
Ziph's Law Verification
What?
Ziph's
law states that given some corpus of natural language utterances, the frequency of any word is
inversely proportional to its rank in the frequency table.
How?
Scanned subtitles of seasons of South Park, put them in descending order of frequency and plotted graph from
obtained data to verify Ziph's Law.