Hi, I'm Christine! Currently I'm a CS student at Simmons University, but I graduate in May and am looking for work.

I have my main projects pinned, in order of how I think they represent my code today, but for more specific thoughts:

While this is a work in progress, I think this is the cleanest code I've produced. It's taking a bit too long to build up habits around commenting code, but this does it well, and is just generally clean. Much better than the first time I started up this project lol

This was a lot of fun to work on, and would probably be first on the list if I didn't feel the need to credit Lee for leading the project. Most of my ideas to optimize the code didn't pan out, but I got to dive back into the math of primes (including prime densities), something I haven't touched in about a year.

This is probably my largest project, working on it for an entire semester in a full AGILE system, scrum and all. The idea came about as a combination of what we all wanted to work on. Disclaimer: The Tamagotchi pet is not actually malware, but it likes to think it is.

This was one of my first major projects, and as such is one of the messiest. Inspect code carefully.

This was a tutorial for C++ that I made mostly as I learned it. That semester was a messy semester in general, so I was iffy on some of the details, but it's mostly accurate.

I think it's obvious how code made during a hackathon is going to be messy. I still don't know why an invisible HTML element helped make the website line up, but whatever, we got it working.