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Divyaank Tiwari (@divyaankt)

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DivLisp

Creating a Lisp by following https://github.com/orangeduck/BuildYourOwnLisp tutorial

AdventOfCode21

This repo contains my Java solutions for Advent of Code 2021

JavaSudoku

A small project to practice Java OOP concepts

NotificationAPI

A ASP.NET Core based Web API, created by using Entity Framework Core

ekitaab

jlox

This is the repository for the jlox language which I create by following along Part 2 of the 'Crafting Interpreters' book, by Robert Nystrom.

ChatAway

SocialNetworks

A Code Repository for Social Networks NPTEL MOOC course

DivTextEd

This project is my attempt to create a C based Text-Editor using Kilo Editor (https://viewsourcecode.org/snaptoken/kilo/) tutorial

NotificationFrontend

A React/Redux based frontend that consumes a ASP.NET Core Web API

RentACar

Car Rental System REST API

Parallel-Programming

Weekly Homeworks For "Parallel Programming in Java" course offered by Rice University on Coursera

Concurrent-Programming

Weekly Homeworks For "Concureent Programming in Java" course offered by Rice University on Coursera

monkey

This is the implementation for the Monkey language interpreter, implemented in Go. It follows the book, "Writing an Interpreter in Go", by Thorsten Ball.

JUnit5

JUnit-5 practice examples from JavaBrains tutorial

SchemeInFSharp

Implementing Scheme in F#

Top_Movie_Scrapper

This is a Scrapper which can scrape top grossing movies from a given range of years from boxofficemojo.com

KVBench

A simple Key-Value Benchmarking experiment that leverages YCSB to compare Apache Ignite, Apache Cassandra, TikV and etcd

StringAlgosGenomics

Weekly Homeworks for "Algorithms for DNA Sequencing" course offered by Johns Hopkins University on Coursera

Jupyter Notebook