KennedyWolfie's repositories
blockchain_with_python
Step 1: Building a Blockchain Open up your favourite text editor or IDE. We’ll only use a single file, but if you get lost, you can always refer to the source code. Representing a Blockchain We’ll create a Blockchain class whose constructor creates an initial empty list (to store our blockchain), and another to store transactions. Here’s the blueprint for our class:
n-th_monsien_number
find the n-th Monisen number. A number M is a Monisen number if M=2**P-1 and both M and P are prime numbers. For example, if P=5, M=2**P-1=31, 5 and 31 are both prime numbers, so 31 is a Monisen number. Put the 6-th Monisen number into a single text file and submit online.
combine-rsgau
The official COMBINE Australia GitHub Repository
PIU-DataMining-water-table
Pump it Up: Data Mining the Water Table
Pover-T-Tests-Predicting-Poverty---A-DATAMINING-PROJECT
Harness the power of these data to identify the strongest predictors of poverty? Right now measuring poverty is hard, time consuming, and expensive. By building better models, we can run surveys with fewer, more targeted questions that rapidly and cheaply measure the effectiveness of new policies and interventions. The more accurate our models, the more accurately we can target interventions and iterate on policies, maximizing the impact and cost-effectiveness of these strategies.
python_username_password_authentication_system
user information(including username and password) management system. New user can create an account if it doesn’t conflict with any existing one while exisiting user can return to the system using his username and password. A suggested outline of the program is as below: