Java based projects done as part of courses at IIITD
├── ArchLegends
│ ├── ArchLegends.java
│ └── ArchLegendsUpdate.java
├── Fibonacci
│ └── FibonacciCalculator.java
├── Huffman_ShannonFano
│ ├── Generator.py
│ ├── Huffman
│ │ ├── HuffmanCode.java
│ │ └── HuffmanDecode.java
│ └── ShannonFano
│ ├── SFCode.java
│ └── SFDecode.java
├── Marathon
│ └── Marathon.java
├── MercuryStore
│ └── Mercury.java
├── Placements
│ └── Placements.java
├── README.md
└── RacingGame
├── Racing_Game.java
├── Racing_Game_V2.java
├── TestCricket.java
├── TestGameWinner.java
├── TestRunner.java
├── TestSaveCheckPoint.java
├── TestSnake.java
├── TestSuite.java
├── TestTrampoline.java
├── TestVulture.java
├── x
└── |<Tester>|-GameData.txt
A single-player role-playing game. The game is set in a time where a demon named Lionfang and his lieutenants have taken over the kingdom of Thunderforge. The purpose of the game is to allow the user to start as a hero and then defeat Lionfang. To reach LionFang the hero has to go through different locations where each location consists of a monster of a randomly assigned level.
Heroes : Warrior, Mage, Thief, Healer
Monsters : Goblins, Zombies, Fiends, Lionfang
A producer-consumer based Fibonacci number calculator in Java by using explicit multithreading. Facade, Observer and Flyweight design patterns have been incorporated.
Implemented Huffman and ShannonFano encoding for text compression. Observation: Huffman code offers less average access time and require less bits than Shannon-Fano code in most cases. For the sample input,
Generator.py : To generate random test cases
Collaborator: Rhythm Patel
A Swing application to find winner of marathon.
A prototype of online store. The aim of the application is to connect merchants with customers and make the ensuing transaction hassle-free. OOP concepts like interfaces and polymorphism were incorporated while building the application.
A system for placement office to keep track of student placements and companies.
A dice-roll game like Snakes & Ladder.The game starts with the user entering the total number of tiles on the race track. Each tile represents one position in one dimension. This is a single player game and once the game starts, its the computer who plays the game without any user intervention, and continues playing until the player wins.
Tiles: Snake, Vulture, Cricket, White, Trampoline