(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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has built website/app
Can name a failed project and why.
Has a creative hobby (photography, painting, etc.).
wants to do MBA after engineering
doing CE/IT due to peer pressure of cousins
still can't fix a single bug
can't stay consistent with coding
wants to actively take part in ClubIDE events
has never tried programming
Working on or has an idea for a side project.
submitted code from ChatGPT/ Stack
overflow
started your coding journey with C
wanted to IIT
Attended a tech conference or webinar this year.
Speaks more than two languages.
Enjoys DIY or crafting projects.
Practices meditation or yoga.
wants to join college clubs as member
started/ wants to start Freelancing Journey
Only know HTML/CSS
LD was first priority
still writes "coder" in LinkedIn profile
Active on Stack Overflow or a similar tech forum.
still search on Google "how to code"
Enjoys hiking or has climbed a significant peak.
Used Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
wants to be nerd like bill gates
has ever dreamt to study in IIT
Reads a book a month, bonus for tech and non-tech books.
Collects something unusual or tech-related.
Loves to cook and can share a favorite recipe.
Still don't know how to code
Automated a mundane task with a script.
Has a pet with a unique name.
still can't understand DSA
has done straight 4-5 hours of coding
Can explain "serverless" computing.
wants to cack high tech company interviews
copied your friend's code
Implemented CI/CD in a project.
Wants to join Google cloud campaigns
wants to work in a high tech company
still don't have GitHub Acc.
Mentored or been mentored in a tech skill this year.
Has fixed a bug that was over a month old.
Can tell a joke that always gets a laugh.
Volunteers or participates in community service.
Uses rubber duck debugging.
Enjoys board games or video games.
has written your own code but still don't know how it works
Has contributed to an open-source project.
Knows a programming language not used in their current project.
