Hello! I'm Nitya Nara, a Computer Science student specializing in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning at SRM University, AP. My passion for coding began in 9th grade, during my time at Ladue Horton Watkins High School in the USA, when I first discovered the power of programming to solve problems and create meaningful solutions for society.
I've learned Python, HTML, and Java through my computer science classes, and I especially enjoy working with Java’s Object-Oriented Programming concepts. Over time, I’ve built a variety of projects—from interactive games to coding exercises that tackle real-world concepts.
Outside of academics, I tutor and mentor middle and high school girls, introducing them to the fundamentals of coding through Scratch’s visual programming environment. Once they’re comfortable with the basics, we transition into Python, where they learn to build interactive games and creative projects. Through this process, I aim not only to teach technical skills but also to boost their confidence.
A Java application that lets users apply multiple filters—negative, sepia, resize, and custom color/orientation adjustments—to images and switch between photos interactively.
A Java program that evaluates math expressions entered as strings (without spaces). It verifies balanced parentheses and recursively processes nested expressions while maintaining the correct order of operations. If the parentheses are unbalanced, the program prompts the user to re-enter the expression.
A Python-based game mimicking Wheel of Fortune, where three players take turns spinning the wheel, buying vowels, or solving a randomly chosen puzzle. Players earn points by guessing consonants correctly, while vowels cost 200 points. The game follows circular turns, enforces scoring rules, and announces the winner based on total points.
A Python-driven text adventure game where players explore environments, solve puzzles, and make choices that shape the story. Players navigate through a narrative using text commands, interacting with characters and uncovering secrets in fascinating storyline.
A Python-based interactive game using the Turtle graphics module. Its purpose is to display apples with randomly assigned letters on a background, and when the user presses the corresponding key, the matching apple "drops" to the ground.
An interactive Python program that generates humorous stories by prompting users to input various words, which are then inserted into a pre-written narrative to create a fun and unexpected tale.
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