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Create Repository on Github

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GITHUB    Here's how you can create a GitHub repository , upload your HTML file , and publish it using GitHub Pages to share the link with others. ✅ Step 1: Create a Repository Go to https://github.com Click the + icon → New repository Fill in: Repository name : e.g., my-html-site Check ✔️ Public Check ✔️ Add a README file Click Create repository 📁 Step 2: Upload Your HTML File In your new repo, click on the "Add file" button → "Upload files" Drag and drop your .html file (e.g., index.html ) Scroll down and click Commit changes 🌐 Step 3: Enable GitHub Pages to Publish Site Click on the Settings tab in your repo In the left menu, click Pages (or "Pages and Deployments" → "Pages") Under "Source" , choose: Branch : main Folder : / (root) Click Save 🔗 Step 4: Get Your Published Link After a few seconds, you’ll see a green banner or text like: Your site is published at https://yourusern...
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LEETCODE PRACTICE

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  UNDERSTANDING HAPPY NUMBERS   Introduction                       This presentation explores the concept of Happy Numbers, their properties, algorithms for determining their status, and practical applications in various fields.   What is a happy number ?                       a happy number is a number that eventually reaches 1 when replaced repeatedly by the sum of the squares of its digits. An unhappy number (also known as a sad number ) is a number that does not reach 1 and instead enters a cycle that never reaches 1.   Steps to determine if a number is happy:            1.Start with a number n .          2 . Replace n by the sum of the squares of its digits.           3. Repeat the process with the new value.    ...
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Work with Eclipse

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DESCRIPTION : This is a basic Spring Boot application that provides a web-based calculator for performing addition of two numbers. The program is designed to accept two numbers as input, perform the addition operation, and display the result. Step 1: Install Eclipse and Set Up Java Download Eclipse IDE : If you don't have Eclipse installed, download it from the Eclipse Downloads Page . Select Eclipse IDE for Java Developers and install it. Install Java Development Kit (JDK) : You’ll need to have Java installed on your machine. Download JDK from Oracle's Website or AdoptOpenJDK . Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable and update the PATH . Step 2: Set Up Spring Boot Project in Eclipse Install Spring Tool Suite (STS) Plugin for Eclipse : To make it easier to develop Spring Boot applications, you can install Spring Tool Suite (STS) , a set of plugins for Eclipse that simplifies Spring development. To install the STS plugin: Open Eclipse. Go to Help > ...
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Java - SpringBoot

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  JAVA - SPRINGBOOT 1. What is Java? Java is a high-level, object-oriented programming language that is designed to be platform-independent. It follows the principle of "Write Once, Run Anywhere," which means that Java programs can run on any device or operating system that has a Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Key Features of Java : Object-Oriented : Java supports the object-oriented paradigm, meaning you can create objects that represent real-world entities. Platform Independence : Java code is compiled into bytecode, which can be run on any system that has a JVM. Multi-threading : Java supports multi-threading, which allows multiple tasks to run concurrently. 2. What is Spring Boot? Spring Boot is a framework that is built on top of the Spring Framework , which is one of the most popular frameworks for developing Java-based applications. Spring Boot simplifies the development of Java applications by making it easier to set up and run applications with minimal configurat...
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CareerRide

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        ONLINE PRACTICE TEST  1.HTML test result : 2.CSS test result : 3.Placement Aptitude test result :
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File Operation

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 FILE OPERATIONS        In Java, file operations such as inserting, deleting, and modifying files can be performed using classes from the java.io and java.nio.file packages. Java code :          import java.io.file; import java.io.*; import java.util.Scanner; class FS { public static void main(String[] args) {   Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in); String fileName = "msc1.txt";    int choice;         do {             System.out.println("\nFile Operations Menu:");             System.out.println("1. Create a File");             System.out.println("2. Write to the File");             System.out.println("3. Read from the File");             System.out.println("4. Update the File");             System.out.println("5. Delete ...
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II-MSC ( file Operation)

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 II - MSC [ FILE OPERATIONS ] BLOG  1. P23CS366  N.Akash 2. P23CS367  A.Ammu 3. P23CS368 M.Anbu4 4. P23CS369  A.Anbuman 5. P23CS370  A.Aravindhan 6. P23CS371  M.Barath 7. P23CS372 K.Divagar 8. P23CS373 S.Gokila kiruba 9. P23CS374  G.Hepsipa 10. P23CS375 D.Indhuja 11. P23CS376  S.Iyshwarya 12. P23CS377  G.Jeevitha 13. P23CS378 M Kalaimani 14. P23CS379 M.Karunadhithiyan 15. P23CS380  G.Keerthikalakshmi 16. P23CS381  M.Keerthika 17. P23CS382 D.Mahalakshmi 18. P23CS383  P.Manikandan 19. P23CS384  S.Manoj 20. P23CS386  R.Madhavan 21. P23CS387  M.Nikkirtha 22. P23CS388  K.Nivedha 23. P23CS389  G.Nivetha 24. P23CS390 M.Pooja 25. P23CS391 P.Prabha 26. P23CS392  T.P.Pragadhesh 27. P23CS393  R.Rajeshwari 28. P23CS394  R.Ramya 29. P23CS395  S.Sharmila 30. P23CS396  D.Sobiya 31. P23CS397  C.Swathi 32. P23CS398  V.Vignesh 33. P23CS399 R.Vishnupriya 34. P23CS400  K.Yuvaran...
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