Fun Stuff
The default dictionary is "dic". So type dic in the first window, and the jumbled word in the second and hit Unjumble.
This is a unique Scramble (a.k.a Boggle) solver in the sense you don't have to copy/paste words. My program uses depth-first search to find the words and simulates a person typing these words into wherever the focus has been set. This will only work for 4x4 word grids. Just type out the letters row-wise into the edit box, set the time delay you want the words to emerge at and the limit to word-length and hit Solve. Words will start being typed at wherever you've set focus. I threw in a ton of speed controls too: F8/F9 - Unpause/pause ; F2/F7: Speed Up/Slow Down. So all you have to do is key in the wordgrid, and set your focus to wherever the words are supposed to typed, and sit back and watch the points flow in.
My high-school encryption software. Download the description here.
Another high-school project. A really primitive N-Queen solver.
The last high-school project I'm putting up here. Instead of developing a class to handle bitmaps, I made my own image format (and called it a mitmap!) and provided a software to make those images and insert them in Turbo C++ 3.0 (DOS) applications.
A game I developed for a cultural festival in Vellore Institute of Technology (where I completed my undergraduate studies).
Use your computer as an alarm clock to play your most un-favourite song in the morning to wake you up.
Want to get into your favourite room in Garena? Use this to constantly try and enter the room!