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Simple Calculator
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During my internship at CSEdge, I developed a basic calculator application in Java. This application is capable of performing the four fundamental arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The calculator was implemented as a console-based application, where users are prompted to input two numbers and an operator. Based on the operator, the application computes and displays the result. The project helped me strengthen my understanding of basic Java syntax, control structures, and user input handling.
ToDo List
Description:
As part of my internship at CSEdge, I created a console-based ToDo list application in Java. This application allows users to manage a list of tasks with features such as adding new tasks, deleting existing tasks, and marking tasks as completed. The ToDo list application uses a simple text-based interface and demonstrates the use of collections, such as ArrayList, to store and manage tasks. This project enhanced my skills in data structures, object-oriented programming, and basic file I/O operations for persistence.
Number Guessing Game
Description:
During my internship at CSEdge, I implemented a number guessing game in Java. In this game, the computer generates a random number within a specified range, and the player attempts to guess the number within a certain number of attempts. The game provides feedback to the player whether the guess was too high, too low, or correct. This project helped me understand the use of loops, conditionals, and random number generation in Java, and also how to interact with users through the console.
Temperature Converter
Description:
One of the projects I completed during my internship at CSEdge was a temperature converter application in Java. This application converts temperatures between Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin scales. The user inputs the temperature value and the scale to convert from and to, and the application performs the conversion and displays the result. This project improved my skills in handling user input, implementing mathematical formulas, and using methods for code organization.