Austen L. Strine austenstrine

## rockpaperscissors.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>

<head>
  <!-- I clearly copied and pasted some of this...check for over complexity please!-->
  <style>
  html, body{
    min-height: 100%;
  }
  body{

## advanced9-23.cpp
//The purpose of this assignment was to create a program that would
//allow teachers to input three test scores, and get the average of
//those three. It specifically required the use of two functions
//(getTestScore and calcAverage)in the way I use them below. I
//added functionality to make it so that if the teacher put in a
//wrong value, such as a letter in place of a number for a number
//only variable (double or int) it would simply ask for input again
//until such a time as valid input is given. Also ensured that the
// >> operator would not freeze with invalid input. I also enabled
//teachers to do this for a certain number of students, and assign

## Intermediate6-15.cpp
//I got a tiny bit further in the book and realized I was
//coding pretty inefficiently in the switch/case area.
//These are the updates I made to that.
//

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <typeinfo>
#include <limits>

## scoreAverageProgram.cpp
//The purpose of the original assignment was to create a program that would
//allow teachers to input three test scores, and get the average of
//those three. I've altered it quite a bit, and the current version includes
//my first attempt at vectors (just taught myself how to use them today.)
//Planning on eventually making the averages be stored/retreivable.

//Also note that I follow the whitespace convention of indenting
//loops and if statements in entirety, and again for the body.

#include <iostream>

## ScopedPrintableStack.swift
import Foundation

struct ScopedPrintableStack: CustomStringConvertible
{
    var items = [String]()

    var description: String
    {
        var tabbedStackString:String = ""
        for (index, string) in items.enumerated()

## ValueAssignmentOperator.swift
import Foundation

infix operator =!& : AssignmentPrecedence


func =!&<T:NSCopying>(lhs: inout T, rhs: T)
{
    lhs = rhs.copy(with: nil) as! T
}

## CopyingCodable.swift
import Foundation
import CoreData

class CopyingCodable : Encodable, Decodable, NSCopying
{
    func copy(with zone: NSZone? = nil) -> Any
    { //this is like...the ugliest code I've ever written
        return try! JSONDecoder().decode(
            type(of: self),
            from: try! JSONEncoder().encode(self)

## AppManagedDataController.swift

//  AppManagedDataController.swift
//  Yah-El
//
//  Created by Austen Strine on 5/20/19.
//  Copyright © 2019 GoGreen. All rights reserved.
//

import CoreData

## Product.dart
import 'package:json_annotation/json_annotation.dart';
import 'package:gogreen_utility_belt/interface_class/JSONSerializable.dart';
part 'Product.g.dart'; //flutter pub run build_runner build

@JsonSerializable()
class Product extends JSONSerializable {
  static final Product example = Product(//comment out on build_runner build
      upc: '10000000000',
      inventory: 0,
      categories: ['Rum'],

## OptionalPrint.playground
import Foundation

protocol PropertyLoopable {
    func allProperties() -> [String: Any?]
}


extension Optional {
    func unwrappedDebugString() -> String {
        switch self {
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>

	<head>
	<!-- I clearly copied and pasted some of this...check for over complexity please!-->
	<style>
	html, body{
	min-height: 100%;
	}
	body{
	//The purpose of this assignment was to create a program that would
	//allow teachers to input three test scores, and get the average of
	//those three. It specifically required the use of two functions
	//(getTestScore and calcAverage)in the way I use them below. I
	//added functionality to make it so that if the teacher put in a
	//wrong value, such as a letter in place of a number for a number
	//only variable (double or int) it would simply ask for input again
	//until such a time as valid input is given. Also ensured that the
	// >> operator would not freeze with invalid input. I also enabled
	//teachers to do this for a certain number of students, and assign
	//I got a tiny bit further in the book and realized I was
	//coding pretty inefficiently in the switch/case area.
	//These are the updates I made to that.
	//

	#include <iostream>
	#include <iomanip>
	#include <typeinfo>
	#include <limits>
	//The purpose of the original assignment was to create a program that would
	//allow teachers to input three test scores, and get the average of
	//those three. I've altered it quite a bit, and the current version includes
	//my first attempt at vectors (just taught myself how to use them today.)
	//Planning on eventually making the averages be stored/retreivable.

	//Also note that I follow the whitespace convention of indenting
	//loops and if statements in entirety, and again for the body.

	#include <iostream>
	import Foundation

	struct ScopedPrintableStack: CustomStringConvertible
	{
	var items = [String]()

	var description: String
	{
	var tabbedStackString:String = ""
	for (index, string) in items.enumerated()
	import Foundation

	infix operator =!& : AssignmentPrecedence


	func =!&<T:NSCopying>(lhs: inout T, rhs: T)
	{
	lhs = rhs.copy(with: nil) as! T
	}
	import Foundation
	import CoreData

	class CopyingCodable : Encodable, Decodable, NSCopying
	{
	func copy(with zone: NSZone? = nil) -> Any
	{ //this is like...the ugliest code I've ever written
	return try! JSONDecoder().decode(
	type(of: self),
	from: try! JSONEncoder().encode(self)

	// AppManagedDataController.swift
	// Yah-El
	//
	// Created by Austen Strine on 5/20/19.
	// Copyright © 2019 GoGreen. All rights reserved.
	//

	import CoreData
	import 'package:json_annotation/json_annotation.dart';
	import 'package:gogreen_utility_belt/interface_class/JSONSerializable.dart';
	part 'Product.g.dart'; //flutter pub run build_runner build

	@JsonSerializable()
	class Product extends JSONSerializable {
	static final Product example = Product(//comment out on build_runner build
	upc: '10000000000',
	inventory: 0,
	categories: ['Rum'],
	import Foundation

	protocol PropertyLoopable {
	func allProperties() -> [String: Any?]
	}


	extension Optional {
	func unwrappedDebugString() -> String {
	switch self {