Project Repository

This repository contains various Java, Python, and C programs, along with HTML and documentation files. The projects cover a range of topics, including algorithms, data structures, cryptography, and file handling.

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File Descriptions

Java Files

• Account.java: Class representing a bank account with basic operations.
• AmicableNumbers.java: Program to find amicable numbers.
• ArmstrongNumbers.java: Program to check if a number is an Armstrong number.
• ArraySwapExample.java: Demonstrates array element swapping.
• AutomorphicNumbers.java: Checks if a number is automorphic (its square ends with the number itself).
• Ball.java: Class representing a ball with properties like color and size.
• CaesarCode.java: Implements Caesar Cipher encryption technique.
• CircularPrimes.java: Identifies circular prime numbers.
• CountVowelsDigits.java: Counts vowels and digits in a given string.
• Customer.java: Class representing a customer with attributes and methods.
• Date.java: Class representing a date with operations like formatting.
• Date (1).java: Another date-related class (possibly a duplicate or modified version).
• DecipherCaesarCode.java: Decrypts text encrypted using Caesar Cipher.
• ExchangeCipher.java: Implements an exchange cipher algorithm for text encryption.

Python Files

• mergearray.py: Merges two arrays into one sorted array.

C File

• ptrs.c: A C program demonstrating the use of pointers.

HTML Files

• index.html: A basic HTML file (could be used for a front-end project or personal webpage).

Documentation Files

• README.md: Project documentation describing the repository and the files within it.

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Usage

Each of the files can be executed based on the respective programming language:

• Java: Compile and run Java files using javac and java. Example:

  javac Account.java
  java Account