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Java Programs on String Handling and File Handling
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Practica 3 - Sistemas Operativos
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📁 C Programs for 🔠 String Operations, 🔎 Searching & 🔃 Sorting Algorithms – includes source & executables ⚙️
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Repository contains the codes about programming fundamentals of C Language.
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A collection of Java programs covering core concepts, OOP principles, and practical examples. This repository includes code for loops, arrays, strings, inheritance, polymorphism, exception handling, file handling, and other fundamental Java topics. Useful for beginners, students, and anyone revising Java concepts.
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This repo contains all the Java programs along with its OOPS concepts such as Data Abstraction, Encapulation and specially the Inheritance programs. OOPS concepts along with String handling, File handling , Multithreading etc were implemented successfully
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Data manipulation tool for Go ecosystem.
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Basic programs from few regular languages...
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The program allows the user to: Choose between Rock, Paper, or Scissors by typing 0, 1, or 2. The computer then makes a random choice. The result is determined by the classic rules: Rock beats Scissors Scissors beats Paper Paper beats Rock
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A custom implementation of the C printf function, supporting formatted output for multiple data types. Useful for learning about variadic functions, string formatting, and low-level output in C.
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The Address Book Project is a console-based C application for managing contacts (names, phones, emails). It supports add/delete/update/search operations using core C concepts like file handling, input parsing, and standard I/O. Designed as a foundational project, it avoids advanced data structures, focusing on fundamental programming techniques.
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A custom implementation of the printf function in C, built from scratch to deepen understanding of low-level programming, variadic functions, and formatted output handling.
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Python script to analyze email addresses
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Task Manager Program - Capstone Project on Python Lists, Functions and String Handling
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CUCEI: Data Structure Problem-Solving Seminar 1
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This project is a Python program that converts text into Morse code. It uses a dictionary to match letters, numbers, and some punctuation to their Morse code symbols. If the user enters any invalid characters, the program will ask for a valid input. Spaces between words are represented by /.
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