dhairyachaudhary/Toysly

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dhairyachaudhary/Toysly

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Toysly is an e-commerce platform for selling books, toys, and puzzles.

ML-Project

Detecting human activity using data collected from smartphone sensors

Jupyter Notebook

Currency-Exchange-API

Uses currency rates API to perform conversion and comparison tasks

Color-Switch

Our rendition of the addicting and iconic game- a switched up color switch!

shell

Linux shell made using system calls from C programs

F34-Release

This repository contains an 8-bit map created using Tiled and hosted on WorkAdventure. This was used for the hallway track of Fedora's 34th release party.

pacman

Implementation of Pacman without using pygame or any additional game-making library.

Zotato

A command line food delivery application

currencychange

Uses Currency change API to perform the following tasks:

Covid2

A Java Swing application that has a database of the members of an infected colony and the dates on which various members were infected. It can give the list of sick people and their recovery days given a date and a set of buildings to check for.

MOPAH

Managing Organizing and Planning optimal Health (MOPAH)

Mafia

Command-line implementation of Mafia (a popular party game).

Scheduler

Modifying the Linux CFS scheduler

System-Call

A system call written in C for Linux/kernel v5.9 distribution.

cache

Cache Simulator

Text-Editor

A simple text editor to show the implementation of advisory locks.

port-de-folio

CovidApp

Command line application that admits patients to hospitals (given details on bed and resource availability and the level of patients (based on temperature and oxygen level) the that can be dealt with)

Bootloader

A simple bootloader.

Linux-System-Calls

Reads from a csv file using basic Linux system calls (open, close, read, and write). Operates on this date, saves the results to a file, and also writes the content saved to the file to stdout. fork() and waitpid() system calls are used so that half the file is handled by a child process, and half by the parent.