Digital code

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A simple Python console project that offers three timing utilities:

1. Digital Clock
2. Timer
3. Pomodoro Through this project, I gained practical experience with Python’s time module, learning how to retrieve and format the current time, implement delays, and build time-based functionalities.

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Features

1. Digital Clock

• Choose between 12-hour or 24-hour display formats.
• Real-time clock updates every second in the console.

2. Countdown Timer

• Enter a custom number of seconds to count down.
• Optional label for the timer (e.g., "Study", "Break").
• Displays time in MM:SS format, updating each second.

3. Pomodoro Timer

• Default settings: 25-minute focus, 5-minute break, 4 rounds, 30-minute long break.
• Optionally customize focus period, break period, number of rounds, and long break.
• Visual cues in the console for focus and break phases, labeled by round.

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How to run

• Make sure Python is installed in your system.
• Clone or download this project folder.
• Use an external terminal if the code is being executed in VS Code.
• Run the code and you will see a menu.
• Enter 1 to launch the digital clock. Choose 1 or 2 for 12- or 24-hour format.
• Enter 2 to start the countdown timer. Provide the number of seconds and an optional label.
• Enter 3 to start the Pomodoro timer. Follow on-screen prompts to customize or start with defaults.

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Example

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Requirements

• Python 3.13.3+
• No external libraries are needed (uses Python's built-in math module).

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Additional Features I Plan On Adding

• Sound alerts
• A way to exit the clock, timer or pomodoro
• Pause, resume and stop options for the timer and pomodoro
• Unlimited rounds for the pomodoro and other options for customizing
• An option to skip a period in the pomodoro loop