Wan Yu Hang Wesley, 11, presents his Python coding project ‘YouTube Simulator’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"This project is inspired by Rotube Life on Roblox. The YouTube Simulator game is a simulated experience that allows players to take on the role of a popular YouTube creator. Players have the ability to create videos, upgrade skills, use the computer to keep a social media following and manage their subscriber base. The game requires strategic planning to succeed." - Wan Yu Hang Wesley

Wan Yu Hang Wesley’s project and video presentation earned him a Distinction and Judges' Choice (Most Innovative) in the Advanced Computer Scientists category.

Xavion Mirchandani, 11, presents his Python coding project ‘EncryptionX’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"Encryption X is a simple multifunctional encryption software that doubles as a text software. It encrypts by first reversing the text provided, then putting 3 random characters every two characters, and lastly ASCII shifts to a key that is randomly generated or manually put in depending on whether you are using key-mode or auto-mode. The encryption software supports opening files that use UTF-8 encoding. It supports .txt, .rtf, and file types like this. It can also save into these file types." - Xavion Mirchandani

Xavion Mirchandani’s project and video presentation earned him a Distinction and Judges' Choice (Best Presentation) in the Advanced Computer Scientists category.

Lauren Pak, 12, presents her Python coding project ‘Fundfair’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"A website created with Python where people can organise/sign up for charity events online. It uses databases to share the information publicly on the website." - Lauren Pak

Lauren Pak’s project and video presentation earned her a Distinction and Judges Choice (Best Design) in the Advanced Computer Scientists category.

Lau Rei Yan Abigail, 12, presents her Python coding project ‘Scissors Paper Stone’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"My project was based on a game that I like to play with my friends --- ‘Scissors, Paper, Stone’. I was inspired to create this game as I wanted to put a fresh twist to this traditional game played by children from many generations. Many of such games are lost in the midst of online games. I hope by designing this game, more young people would be introduced to this game and would pick it up again and enjoy this as much as I have! " - Lau Rei Yan Abigail

Lau Rei Yan Abigail’s project and video presentation earned her a Distinction in the Advanced Computer Scientists category.

Aang Winston Angkasa, 11, presents his Python coding project ‘Sleep Tracker v2.1’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"Sleep Tracker v2.1 can record and give feedback about the user's sleep throughout 7 days. It can also warn the user if he is over sleeping or not sleeping enough. The sleep tracker can also plot tables and bar graphs based on the data the user input." - Aang Winston Angkasa

Aang Winston Angkasa’s project and video presentation earned him a Distinction and Judges' Choice (Most Creative) in the Advanced Computer Scientists category.

Zachary Wong, 9, presents his Scratch coding project ‘Number Burst’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"This game is about clicking numbers to burst them. When a number is burst, it increases the numbers around it by itself. If a number becomes bigger than nine it gets reduced by ten. Try to get the highest score!" - Zachary Wong

Zachary Wong’s project and video presentation earned him a Distinction and Judges' Choice (Most Promising Coder) in the Young Computer Scientists category.

Zhao Boyue, 8, presents his Scratch coding project ‘Calculator’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"A working calculator with trigonometry functions and a factorial button." - Zhao Boyue

Zhao Boyue’s project and video presentation earned him a Distinction in the Young Computer Scientists category.

Ng Qinglei, 9, presents her Scratch coding project ‘Times Table to 10’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"The project would test you your times tables. You have to answer by touching the numbers using augmented reality. There are 10 questions. Its aim is to help to test others when their family members/friends do not have time to test them when they want/need." - Ng Qinglei

Ng Qinglei’s project and video presentation earned her a Distinction and Judges' Choice (Most Innovative) in the Young Computer Scientists category.

Nakamura Shinji, 9, presents his Scratch coding project ‘The game that takes 5 days to finish! (5日かかったゲーム!)’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"It is a game with a character that jumps around. Young children can play it as it is fairly simple. Adults can enjoy the game too." - Nakamura Shinji

Nakamura Shinji’s project and video presentation earned him a Distinction in the Young Computer Scientists category.

David Xu, 7, presents his Scratch coding project ‘Dandelion Game for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2022.

"My game is designed to help children learn about the life cycle of plants in a fun way. I created the game because I love science and want to share my interest with others. Follow the instructions and answer the questions to help the dandelion grow. If you enter the wrong answer, the game encourages you to try again. Have fun playing!" - David Xu

David Xu’s project and video presentation earned him a Distinction and Judges' Choice (Best Presentation) in the Young Computer Scientists category.