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Khaled Adrani (@khaledadrani)

khaledadrani

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Registered almost 6 years ago
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HTML
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Java
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Location 🇹🇳 Tunisia
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clipboarder

A project inspired from the book "Automating Boring stuff with Python"

khaledadrani

Hello, this is my personal repository! So welcome!

git_workflower

100_days_of_python

a repo for learning purposes, going from the intermediate to advanced in Python!

project_twitter_ner

use twitter api + spacy ner model to extract entities from tweets

HotSauce

The Back end part of a personal project using the MERN stack.

one_page_fb_scraper

Developer-tools

A repository where I dump very useful snippets, files and stuff.

Learning-lab-Mini-challenge-Doctors-visits-

My participation in the mini challenge made by Data Colab

Jupyter Notebook

data_mining_academic_project

MotoRent

An academic project with java, javaFX and mySQL

Interpreter-from-Scratch

A project to create an Interpreter or a compiler from scratch for educational purposes.

hello-world

This is my first repository

Qanda_BE

Jupyter Notebook

Dummy-POI-geolocation-data-generator

A request from the Tunisian Startup Thnity to create dummy data for their project.

Jupyter Notebook

code_snippets

gitter

News-Web-Scraper

some web scraping activities I do. Can include learning materials

create-react

IEEEXtreme-14.0-Training-Workshop

Jupyter Notebook

ClockCalenderJS

Organize your time by always checking what you must do at current time.

Discord-Boy

A repository for a chat bot I made for a Discord Server

Personal-Portfolio-old-old

resumeJS

e-commerce-demo

learning how to make a 'frameworkless' e-commerce website

ruslan

Building a simple interpreter for learning purposes

HotSauce-client

The Front end part of a personal project using the MERN stack. I'll get back when I have time!