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Object-oriented programming (OOP)

Notes, tutorials, examples, tips and insights about command line, programming languages, programming paradigms like functional programming and other notes and practical examples and ideas.

An interactive game called TopIsland where players guess the island with the greatest average height. Designed a dynamic GUI, using Java Swing, with features like a timer, scoring system, sound, and visual effects.

It’s a code example of using OOP, coding skills and correct package structures for Python, also in this project I first used CI/CD practise and linters. The task required my backend logic and was taken from the first year of education at the best technical university in Slovakia - STU, Bratislava.

contact: sashapetrovskyidev@gmail.com

This project is helping people read must-haves for Python developers library! It returns an Excel file. The code has two git tag versions and, a CI/CD with automated code checking and testing. The testing codes were written twice, it helped me understand a lot of features of tests in IT.

contact: sashapetrovskyidev@gmail.com

Dice game as coding exercise

This project shows an order management system using object-oriented design in PHP. It features customer creation, product addition, and order state management through the State pattern and a Facade for abstraction. Structured with src for core classes and tests for PHPUnit testing, the code also utilizes PHPCS, PHPStan, and security checks to ensure quality. Ideal as a starting point or learning aid for applying OOP principles like encapsulation, inheritance, and dependency injection.

Embark on a journey of continuous improvement in Java programming with this repository dedicated to daily practice code snippets and exercises. Whether you're a Java enthusiast, a seasoned developer, or a coding enthusiast, this repository serves as a curated collection of daily challenges and solutions, designed to reinforce fundamental Java concepts and foster skill development.

Key Features:

Daily Challenges: Engage in a variety of daily Java coding challenges, carefully curated to cover a spectrum of difficulty levels, from beginner to advanced.

Concept Reinforcement: Focus on strengthening your grasp of essential Java concepts, including object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms, and design patterns.

Code Organization: Navigate through a well-organized project structure, with each day's code contained in its dedicated directory. Easily locate and review specific exercises to track progress and revisit concepts.

Documentation: Find concise explanations and comments within the code to facilitate understanding, making the repository a valuable learning resource.

Version History: Explore the commit history to witness your evolution as a Java developer over time. Track improvements, adaptations, and the acquisition of new skills through commit messages

Mario in the magical land of Mushroom Kingdom with the help of Java and great object-oriented design principles!

CSE111 ZAD Sec-01 GroupProject: BookStore

All of my programming work over the course of the three year Bulgarian program IT-kariera