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🖥️ experiments - Explore Engaging Programming Projects
🚀 Getting Started
Welcome to the experiments repository. Here, you will find a collection of personal programming experiments and mini-projects. This software aims to provide interesting insights into programming concepts and practices. In this guide, you will learn how to download and run the projects with ease.
📥 Download & Install
To get started, please visit this page to download:
Here, you will find the latest version of the software. Follow the instructions below to download and set it up easily.
📂 Available Projects
1. Boids Simulation
This project demonstrates the behavior of flocks of birds using basic rules. You can observe how individual agents interact to form complex group movements.
2. C++ Raytracer
Explore the world of 3D graphics with our raytracer. It simulates how light interacts with objects, producing realistic images.
3. Downloader
This mini-project shows how to build a simple file downloader using Go. It’s a great way to learn about HTTP requests and file management.
4. Huffman Coding
Learn about data compression through this implementation of Huffman coding. It reduces file sizes while preserving data integrity.
5. Image Filters
Apply various image filters to photos. This project helps you understand image processing techniques.
6. JSON Parser
Dive into JSON data with this lightweight parser. It simplifies the process of handling structured data in your applications.
7. Palette Extraction
This tool extracts dominant colors from images. Useful for graphic designers looking to create color palettes.
8. Text Compression
Understand how algorithms can compress text efficiently. This project engages you in optimizing data storage.
🖥️ System Requirements
Most projects are lightweight and should run on any modern computer system. Here are some general requirements:
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- RAM: At least 2GB
- Storage: Minimum of 100MB free space
- Dependencies: Some projects may require specific libraries. Check each project’s README for details.
🔧 How to Run the Projects
- Download the Project:
- As mentioned, visit this page to download: Download Latest Release.
- Extract the Files:
- After the download is complete, locate the ZIP file and extract it to a folder on your computer.
- Open the Project:
- Navigate to the extracted folder. Look for a README file for specific instructions on running each project.
- Install Any Required Dependencies:
- Some projects may need additional software to run correctly. Follow the instructions provided in the README files.
- Run the Application:
- Depending on the project, you may run a program directly or use a command line. For command line users:
- Open a terminal or command prompt.
- Change directory to the project folder.
- Execute the required command as per the instructions in the README.
- Depending on the project, you may run a program directly or use a command line. For command line users:
💬 Questions and Feedback
If you face any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out. Contributions are welcome, so if you want to give feedback or suggest improvements, you can do so through the Issues section of this repository.
📝 Contributing
If you wish to contribute to this repository, please create a fork and submit a pull request. Your input is invaluable, and we appreciate your time and effort.
✨ Topics Covered
In this repository, you’ll find a range of topics including:
- Boids
- Boids simulation
- Config parser
- C++ raytracer
- Downloader
- Go programming
- Header-only libraries
- Huffman coding
- Image filters
- Imgur interaction
- JSON parsing
- Palette concepts
- Palette extraction
- Raytracing techniques
- Text compression
Each project provides a unique opportunity to explore different concepts in programming. Enjoy your journey of discovery!