New(ish) computer science student looking for some feedback/criticism

[bluewater82]

Hello everyone!

I'm finishing up my second year of CS and starting to focus more on building personal projects instead of just doing basic homework assignments. I've been using AI for guidance with how to structure my repos but I always feel like AI is agreeable to a fault so I was hoping for some good old-fashioned feedback/criticism from real people.

No one else in my family knows the slightest thing about coding or computer science, so I can't really talk about any of this stuff with anyone. When I try showing my wife things I've been working on she just kind of looks past the computer screen and gives me a "that's nice, honey" kind of response.

My latest project is a weather simulation program written in C (I'm currently taking a C-based course this semester). It started out a month ago based purely on basic 2D arrays but recently we covered linked lists and I figured good practice would be to rewrite the program using linked lists in place of all of the arrays.

I guess I'm not sure if I'm still writing "baby code" and looking for either validation or criticism on how I can improve. Please feel free to review my repo below and give me your feedback regarding any part of it. I'm also open to any advice or suggestions on project ideas or things to read/watch. I try to stay away from tutorials as I don't learn well that way but if you think you've got some golden stuff for a newer programmer feel free to share it.

https://github.com/bluewater82/weather-monitoring-simulator

Thanks!

Andre

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