jay2404

24PassBook-C-Project-using-File-System-

C++ File System and C++ Classes and Objects Based Project in which you can save all your Transactions. (only for windows)

ANGULAR-LOGIN-APP

this is simple login page of eprison

angularLoginPage

simple login page

Arpa-Grocery-Store-An-online-Website

A web based project using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, PHP, JQuery, AJAX and MAMP

Car-Price-Prediction

chai-aur-react

new react project from youtube by hitesh choudary

cppbase

Boilerplate for a simple CMake-based C++ project

ecommerce-template

This is a simple and easy to integrate e-commerce design template based on Bootstrap 4.

EcommerceWebsiteAutomation

This is practice automation project

gym-website-

this is simple landing page.

jay2404/gym-website-

this is simple landing page.

jay2404/24PassBook-C-Project-using-File-System-

C++ File System and C++ Classes and Objects Based Project in which you can save all your Transactions. (only for windows)

jay2404/ANGULAR-LOGIN-APP

this is simple login page of eprison

jay2404/angularLoginPage

simple login page

jay2404/Arpa-Grocery-Store-An-online-Website

A web based project using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, PHP, JQuery, AJAX and MAMP

jay2404/Car-Price-Prediction

jay2404/chai-aur-react

new react project from youtube by hitesh choudary

jay2404/cppbase

Boilerplate for a simple CMake-based C++ project

jay2404/ecommerce-template

This is a simple and easy to integrate e-commerce design template based on Bootstrap 4.

jay2404/EcommerceWebsiteAutomation

This is practice automation project

jay2404/G1ANT-Simole-Projects

I have created a simple projects in G1ANT RPA software

jay2404/HealthWebApplication

This is a web application for online health store. It is based on the languages such as Java, JavaScript, HTML and SQL. This project simply allows customers and administrators to order the products using pre-defined credentials. It includes certain E-commerce web application functionalities such as Add To cart, Remove from cart, View Products, Update stocks, Order items etc.. Administrators have high level of privileges compared to ordinary users. See the Read me file for instructions to run this project.

jay2404/hellow-world

just another repository

jay2404/HeroApp

Simple Angular HeroApp from angular official

jay2404/jay2404

Config files for my GitHub profile.

jay2404/jaydeepjha

jay2404/Jaydeepjha.github.io

this is my portfolio website.

jay2404/JayGym.github.io

jay2404/MovieRecommendationSystem

This is simple and easy use Movie Recommendation of system to provide movie related to what you type in search box and its poster.

jay2404/Node_Tutotial

we will learn creating server in node.js

jay2404/OwnFit-Trainer

Major project

jay2404/Pima-Indians-Diabetes-Dataset

Personal project using Pima Indians Diabetes to analyse it and make predictions using Machine Learning techniques.

jay2404/RepData_PeerAssessment2

Introduction Storms and other severe weather events can cause both public health and economic problems for communities and municipalities. Many severe events can result in fatalities, injuries, and property damage, and preventing such outcomes to the extent possible is a key concern. This project involves exploring the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) storm database. This database tracks characteristics of major storms and weather events in the United States, including when and where they occur, as well as estimates of any fatalities, injuries, and property damage. Data The data for this assignment come in the form of a comma-separated-value file compressed via the bzip2 algorithm to reduce its size. You can download the file from the course web site: Storm Data [47Mb] There is also some documentation of the database available. Here you will find how some of the variables are constructed/defined. National Weather Service Storm Data Documentation National Climatic Data Center Storm Events FAQ The events in the database start in the year 1950 and end in November 2011. In the earlier years of the database there are generally fewer events recorded, most likely due to a lack of good records. More recent years should be considered more complete. Assignment The basic goal of this assignment is to explore the NOAA Storm Database and answer some basic questions about severe weather events. You must use the database to answer the questions below and show the code for your entire analysis. Your analysis can consist of tables, figures, or other summaries. You may use any R package you want to support your analysis. Questions Your data analysis must address the following questions: Across the United States, which types of events (as indicated in the EVTYPE variable) are most harmful with respect to population health? Across the United States, which types of events have the greatest economic consequences? Consider writing your report as if it were to be read by a government or municipal manager who might be responsible for preparing for severe weather events and will need to prioritize resources for different types of events. However, there is no need to make any specific recommendations in your report. Requirements For this assignment you will need some specific tools RStudio: You will need RStudio to publish your completed analysis document to RPubs. You can also use RStudio to edit/write your analysis. knitr: You will need the knitr package in order to compile your R Markdown document and convert it to HTML Document Layout Language: Your document should be written in English. Title: Your document should have a title that briefly summarizes your data analysis Synopsis: Immediately after the title, there should be a synopsis which describes and summarizes your analysis in at most 10 complete sentences. There should be a section titled Data Processing which describes (in words and code) how the data were loaded into R and processed for analysis. In particular, your analysis must start from the raw CSV file containing the data. You cannot do any preprocessing outside the document. If preprocessing is time-consuming you may consider using the cache = TRUE option for certain code chunks. There should be a section titled Results in which your results are presented. You may have other sections in your analysis, but Data Processing and Results are required. The analysis document must have at least one figure containing a plot. Your analyis must have no more than three figures. Figures may have multiple plots in them (i.e. panel plots), but there cannot be more than three figures total. You must show all your code for the work in your analysis document. This may make the document a bit verbose, but that is okay. In general, you should ensure that echo = TRUE for every code chunk (this is the default setting in knitr). Publishing Your Analysis For this assignment you will need to publish your analysis on RPubs.com. If you do not already have an account, then you will have to create a new account. After you have completed writing your analysis in RStudio, you can publish it to RPubs by doing the following: In RStudio, make sure your R Markdown document (.Rmd) document is loaded in the editor Click the Knit HTML button in the doc toolbar to preview your document. In the preview window, click the Publish button. Once your document is published to RPubs, you should get a unique URL to that document. Make a note of this URL as you will need it to submit your assignment. NOTE: If you are having trouble connecting with RPubs due to proxy-related or other issues, you can upload your final analysis document file as a PDF to Coursera instead. Submitting Your Assignment In order to submit this assignment, you must copy the RPubs URL for your completed data analysis document in to the peer assessment question.

jay2404/ReprogramaProject_SiteMdemaravilhosa

Site html/css + media queries (responsive)

jay2404/SellingCar-Prediction

jay2404/sms-spam-classifier

End to end code for the email spam classifier project

jay2404/smsprediction

jay2404/snapcraft

Package, distribute, and update any app for Linux and IoT.

jay2404/Stock_price_prediction

this is our minor project

jay2404/Swashbuckle.WebApi

Seamlessly adds a swagger to WebApi projects!