Programs made with Python

[ichabod801]

The biggest use of Python I've made at work was a survey some idiots in another division did. They sent out the survey questions as an email, and collected the email responses. But since the responses were emails, none of them were in the same format. In order to do any analysis on the answers, I had to write a Python program to go through each email, try and determine the format it was in, and then try and extract the answers. I also use it to run my SAS programs. I run the SAS programs through a Python script that captures the results, parses the output, and highlights any problems in the log. It's a huge help with debugging SAS programs.

At home I've written a solitaire program that I've played thousands of games on. I also extracted a collection of 1,200 poker variants stored in separate old school HTML files, convert them to MediaWiki format, and upload them to my new web site. The next step is to put all the variants in a MySQL database. Currently I'm working on a program to read all my poetry so I can track it better, and output it in a more consistent format.