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This repository features a collection of over 50+ number programs, all implemented in Java. Solutions for additional programs will be added in the near future.
java algorithms logic number-theory static-members scanner-class control-flow-statements number-programs number-types
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Made a Guessing game using python. It generates random number between 1 and 100 and user has to guess it with the help of output generated upon each guess. Getting nearer to number outputs warmer and farther from it outputs colder. Upon Success outputs number of guesses made. Used loop, modules, functions and control flow statements along with s…
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Project #23 of Codecademy's Full Stack Engineer Career Path
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This repository holds the code examples from thenewboston's Java Programming Tutorial series. The implementations serve as a refresher for fundamental Java concepts.
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A Java-based console application simulating a restaurant management system with account creation, menu navigation, order placement, and bill calculation.
java method restaurant restaurant-management food-ordering-system control-flow-statements restaurant-appication
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I have attached R and Python file, and a pdf file for your evaluation of the answer and the code of FizzBuzz.
python r rstudio jupyter-notebook coding fizzbuzz conditional-statements r-programming control-flow-statements
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This is a simple text-based adventure game written in Python. It’s a basic interactive game where players make choices to find a treasure.
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