🚀 A task launcher plugin for neovim allowing dynamic task configuration per directory, with optional support for debugging

Rock, Paper, Scissors is a simple game where two players choose one of three options: rock, paper, or scissors. The rules are: rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, paper beats rock. If both choose the same option, it's a tie.

Tic-Tac-Toe is a simple game where two players try to get three marks in a row on a 3x3 grid. The first player to achieve this wins. If no one does, it's a draw.

Python number guessing game: Computer picks a random number, user tries to guess it. Computer gives hints (too high/low). Repeat until correct. Add difficulty levels, limited tries, or scoring for more challenge.

This C++ program demonstrates basic object-oriented programming principles through the implementation of a Fraction class. It includes constructors, destructor, operator overloading, and exception handling for division by zero. Users can input two fractions, and the program will calculate their sum.

A Python program to convert currency values based on fixed exchange rates. Users can enter an amount and select the source and target currencies. It supports multiple currencies, handles invalid inputs, and allows repeated conversions until the user decides to exit. Simple and easy to use.

This project builds Hangman game (a word game) logically and with graphical representation of the hanging man.

Implementing a Tic-Tac-Toe game using TCP/IP client-server communication in Java. This project allows two players to connect over a network, playing the classic game in a turn-based fashion.

This Python script creates a chat application using Tkinter. Users can interact with a bot that fetches info from Wikipedia, displays images from Unsplash, and downloads YouTube videos. It features logging for error handling.

A Python-based bill splitting tool that allows users to divide the bill evenly among friends, with an optional feature to randomly exempt one person from paying.

This project focuses on collecting, managing, and analyzing tour-related data to enhance travel insights and planning. It helps store and process travel details efficiently using PHP and MySQL as database

This repository contains a Java implementation of a BinaryTree class, with methods for inserting nodes and performing in-order, pre-order, and post-order traversals.

Python number guessing game: Computer picks a random number, user tries to guess it. Computer gives hints (too high/low). Repeat until correct. Add difficulty levels, limited tries, or scoring for more challenge.

An expense tracker project in Python is a useful application that helps users keep track of our expenses and manage the budget.

Java implementations of Selection Sort and Quick Sort algorithms. It sorts an array of integers first in descending order using Selection Sort, then applies Quick Sort to sort the previously sorted array in ascending order. The program then displays the input array along with both sorted arrays.

A Python tool for translating text between languages and converting the translation into audio. Using `googletrans` for translation and `gTTS` for text-to-speech, this project provides a simple way to create multilingual audio content directly in a Jupyter Notebook environment.

An interactive web application designed to track and log workouts using geolocation and map functionalities. The app allows users to add details about their activities, such as running or cycling, and visualize their workout locations on an interactive map. This project highlights working with third-party API and user input handling.

A application that simulates a gun turret, allowing for rotation and firing projectiles.

Java implementation of MaxHeap and MinHeap data structures with sorting functionalities. The program prompts the user to input the number of nodes and their values, constructs both max and min heaps, and performs sorting to obtain ascending and descending order sorted arrays, respectively.

The Blind Auction Project allows users to participate in an auction where they can input their bids. The program collects user data (name and price) and stores it in a dictionary. It checks whether new bids need to be added and compares the bids to identify the highest one.