My parents don't like me coding.

I love to code. I like to do stuff like cs50 for fun, because it always fascinates me to type in sentences and do magical stuff.
My parents don't like it, though. They keep discouraging me, refusing to recognise my hobby as anything other than computer time. They keep comparing me to people with lakhs or crores or whatever of annual salary. They keep saying it won't help me with my education.

I'm pretty sure if i was a painter or writer or pianist instead, they'd proudly support me. But nothing with coding.

It sucks.

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u/JustMedansh — 1 day ago

why the FK do I need to update every time??

This shtpiece of a laptop my mother owns ALWAYS GODDAMN needs to update whenever she needs to work with it. And it's not fast either, it's so goddamn slow.
Can't even do anything about it except rant because microslop

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u/JustMedansh — 5 days ago

Anyone willing to learn python with me?

Hello!
I'm Medansh, and I'm tryna learn some python since I really like computers. I would call myself somewhere between beginner and intermediate. I've made some projects, but I wouldn't call them more than a toy.
However, it's pretty lonely to learn it alone, and none of my IRL friends have any knowledge of computers. So I'm looking for some friends who might help each other along this journey!
I'd prefer if you are around my skill level (Knows syntax, has done a few projects, nothing too big), though if you're more of a beginner, it's still completely fine.

So, does anyone want to learn with me?

EDIT: I honestly didn’t expect this many responses 😅 I’ve already found a couple of people I’m going to work and learn with, so I’m keeping the group small. Thanks to everyone who reached out. It means a lot.

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u/JustMedansh — 24 days ago
▲ 2 r/teenagersbutcode+2 crossposts

I published my first python library at 14 for making grids.

https://preview.redd.it/t3hfysxpbh6h1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=1bde856e5d8f1c8ec7f7e612cb095ba68fbd633e

https://github.com/JustAMed/ttygrid
https://pypi.org/project/ttygrid/

I love making simulations and games in the terminal.
I once tried to recreate tetris and didn't get very far. However, I made a grid class for it that I ended up using at many projects afterwards. I just kept adding features and copy-pasted every time, but then thought..what if I just uploaded it to pypi?

ttygrid is a python library for making grids. You can print the grids simply by using python's default print(), supporting colored output using termcolor. It supports auto terminal sizing using shutil.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated 🙏

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u/JustMedansh — 25 days ago