Welcome to my college lab programs repository! This is a comprehensive collection of all the practical assignments and lab work I've completed during my undergraduate coursework. I've organized everything by subject to make it easy to navigate and reference.
This repository serves as a personal archive and a resource for fellow students who might be working on similar assignments. Each folder contains well-documented code with comments to help you understand the logic and implementation.
The repository is organized into the following subject-wise directories:
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C-DS - Data Structures in C
Core concepts like arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs implemented in C. -
CN - Computer Networks
Network programming assignments and protocol implementations. -
DAA - Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Algorithm implementations covering sorting, searching, dynamic programming, greedy algorithms, and more. -
JAVA - Java Programming
Object-oriented programming concepts, GUI applications, and Java-based projects. -
MYSQL - Database Management (MySQL)
SQL queries, database design, and DBMS lab assignments. -
SHELL - Shell Scripting
Bash scripts for automation and system administration tasks.
- Personal Reference: Quick access to all my lab work in one place
- Learning Resource: Help other students understand programming concepts
- Progress Tracking: Document my learning journey through college
- Navigate to the subject folder you're interested in
- Browse through the programs and assignments
- Read the code comments for better understanding
- Feel free to use these as reference for your learning
These programs were created as part of my college curriculum. While they're meant to be educational resources, I encourage you to:
- Understand the logic rather than just copying code
- Try implementing solutions yourself first
- Use this repository as a learning aid and reference
If you spot any errors or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. Constructive feedback is always welcome!
If you have any questions about the code or want to discuss any concepts, feel free to reach out!
Happy Coding! 💻