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Python MIT License 100 Days of Code

🏷️ Blind Auction

This project is a simple blind auction program built in Python. Multiple users can enter their name and bid, and the program determines the highest bidder at the end. It uses loops, dictionaries, and basic input handling — a great exercise in control flow and data structures.

💡 What I Learned

  • Collecting repeated user input using a while loop
  • Storing and updating data in a dictionary
  • Using max() with a custom key to find the highest value
  • Structuring a program with clear, readable logic
  • Simulating a console clear to hide previous bids

🚀 How to Play

Run main.py in a Python environment and follow the prompts:

📁 Files

  • main.py: Main game logic
  • art.py: Contains ASCII art logo

📚 Credits

Art inspired by the 100 Days of Code: Python Bootcamp by Dr. Angela Yu. Used for educational purposes under fair use.

🙏 Acknowledgements

  • Thanks to Dr. Angela Yu and the team behind the 100 Days of Code: Python Bootcamp for the original project structure and assets.
  • This version was adapted and expanded by me as part of my creative developer-educator journey.
  • Built with care to reinforce beginner-friendly logic and clean game design.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for full details.

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A simple Python blind‑auction program that collects bids, stores them in a dictionary, and determines the highest bidder — created as part of Day 9 of the 100 Days of Code course.

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