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Hello World,  Today, I'm introducing my first Python game, I was online looking for good beginner python projects, and one that came up was to create a "Rock Paper Scissors" game. I did some more searching and found a couple of videos online, but each one went about it in a different way, so I decided to think through it my self. I'm happy to say that I was able to create this 1st version . You play against the computer, which randomly chooses one of the 3 choices. You play 3 times per round, and with each choices it tells you who one. And at the end of each round, you can choose to play another round. What I don't have. A scoring mechanism. I haven't figured that part out, yet. But I do have an idea that I will try soon. I'm pretty excited I made this, and I can't wait to add that scoring mechanism. I hope you enjoy it. Remember. "Coding is the closest thing we have to a superpower" - anonymous Go be a Super. -ash

Hello World,  Today I present to you a simple Salary calculator that I call "HY Salary", HY is for "Hourly Yearly". As I'm applying for jobs, I noticed that some jobs give you only the Hourly wage, and let you figure out how much that salary is, and other ask you how much you want per hour, so I had to calculate from the Salary I desire to find out the proper hourly wage. Yes, its true you can go online and find a calculator to do all this for you. Yes, its true you can download an App to do this for you as well, but where is the fun in that. I need to keep practicing my Python, and I love creating little programs to use on my phone. So I created HY Salary , and added the script to my phone and use QPython to run it when I need it. I'm hoping to improve on it as I update it. Currently it is set to calculate a standard 40 hour day, 5 days a week Please enjoy. Remember. "Coding is the closest thing we have to a superpower" - anonymous Go be ...