Chris Darringer cdarringer

## compounding.py
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Simple compunding interest calculator.
Created on Sat May  7 12:48:37 2016

@author: Chris Darringer
"""

def main():
    # read inputs

## pi.py
"""Calculate pi using a random number generator

Calculate pi with progressively increasing accuracy using a random
number generator and some basic properties about circles and area.
Happy "pi day"!


## animals.py
"""The Animal Guessing Game
dichotomous keys and python
author: Frances Darringer, age 9
"""

def main():
	print "Hello, and welcome to the animal guess game!"
	print "In this game, I will give you a list of 7 animals.  They are: "
	print "(1) Panda"
	print "(2) Dolphin "

## life.py
"""This is your life (according to Conway)

Conway's Game of Life http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life
involved a grid of cells, some alive and some dead, and a set of rules that
determine whether a given cell "lives" to the next generation or dies.

This was my first real experiment with python, and exercised some of the
basic control functions, data structures, and features of the language.
The user can either select a random grid of cells or grid of cells
composed of the characters in their name.

## railroad_xing.ino
/*
Railroad crossing controller
*/
#include <Servo.h>

// Constants
const int CYCLE_PERIOD_MS = 10;

const int SENSOR_DELTA_THRESHOLD = 20;
	# -- coding: utf-8 --
	"""
	Simple compunding interest calculator.
	Created on Sat May 7 12:48:37 2016

	@author: Chris Darringer
	"""

	def main():
	# read inputs
	"""Calculate pi using a random number generator

	Calculate pi with progressively increasing accuracy using a random
	number generator and some basic properties about circles and area.
	Happy "pi day"!
	"""The Animal Guessing Game
	dichotomous keys and python
	author: Frances Darringer, age 9
	"""

	def main():
	print "Hello, and welcome to the animal guess game!"
	print "In this game, I will give you a list of 7 animals. They are: "
	print "(1) Panda"
	print "(2) Dolphin "
	"""This is your life (according to Conway)

	Conway's Game of Life http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life
	involved a grid of cells, some alive and some dead, and a set of rules that
	determine whether a given cell "lives" to the next generation or dies.

	This was my first real experiment with python, and exercised some of the
	basic control functions, data structures, and features of the language.
	The user can either select a random grid of cells or grid of cells
	composed of the characters in their name.
	/*
	Railroad crossing controller
	*/
	#include <Servo.h>

	// Constants
	const int CYCLE_PERIOD_MS = 10;

	const int SENSOR_DELTA_THRESHOLD = 20;