ATHARV_SURANJE_FBS_WORK

❯ A repository to document my learning journey through the Full-Stack course, covering C, Core Java, and SQL.

🔗 Table of Contents 📍 Overview

👾 Features

📁 Project Structure

📂 Project Index

🚀 Getting Started

☑️ Prerequisites

⚙️ Installation

🤖 Usage

📌 Project Roadmap

🔰 Contributing

🎗 License

🙌 Acknowledgments

📍 Overview This repository serves as a personal archive of all the coursework, assignments, and practice problems completed during my Full-Stack development training. It is structured into three main modules: C programming, Core Java, and SQL, reflecting the curriculum's progression. The primary goal is to track my progress, maintain a portfolio of solved problems, and have a consolidated resource for future reference.

👾 Features 📚 C Programming Module: Contains a comprehensive set of assignments covering fundamental to advanced topics like data types, control flow, functions (pass by value vs. reference), arrays, strings, and pointers.

☕ Core Java Module: Includes practice code and projects on Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles, constructors, static keywords, arrays, inheritance, polymorphism, and Eclipse workspace setup.

🗃️ SQL Module: Features assignments with SQL queries for database operations, demonstrating skills in data definition and manipulation.

📂 Organized Structure: The repository is neatly organized into modules, assignments, and practice sessions, making it easy to navigate and find specific solutions.

📁 Project Structure

└── Atharv_Suranje_FBS_work/
    ├── C_module
    │   ├── Assignment 0
    │   ├── ... (Assignments 1-15)
    │   └── Tests
    ├── Core_Java_module
    │   ├── MyJavaWorkspace
    │   └── Practice
    └── SQL_module
        ├── Assignment 01.txt
        ├── ... (Assignments 2-5)
        └── Test

📂 Project Index

ATHARV_SURANJE_FBS_WORK/

NOTE: This is a sample of file descriptions. You can continue this pattern for all entries.

C_module

swap.c

❯ A C program to demonstrate swapping two numbers.

Assignment 11

Q1.c	❯ Solution for Question 1 of Assignment 11.
Q2.c	❯ Solution for Question 2 of Assignment 11.

Core_Java_module

MyJavaWorkspace

My_2025_09_18 (Inheritance)

src

Student.java	❯ Student class to demonstrate inheritance.
Employee.java	❯ Employee class to demonstrate inheritance.

Practice

9-8-2025 (Constructors)

Book.java

❯ A 'Book' class to practice implementing Java constructors.

SQL_module

Assignment 01.txt	❯ SQL queries and solutions for Assignment 1.
Assignment 02.txt	❯ SQL queries and solutions for Assignment 2.

🚀 Getting Started ☑️ Prerequisites Before getting started, ensure your runtime environment meets the following requirements:

C: A C compiler, such as GCC.

Java: Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or higher.

SQL: An SQL database client (e.g., MySQL Workbench, DBeaver) connected to a database like MySQL or PostgreSQL.

⚙️ Installation Clone the repository:

❯ git clone https://github.com/atharvsuranje/Atharv_Suranje_FBS_work
Navigate to the project directory:

❯ cd Atharv_Suranje_FBS_work
No further installation is required. You can now browse and use the files.

🤖 Usage The files in this repository are individual scripts and programs. You need to compile/run them separately.

For C files:

Navigate to a specific assignment folder

cd C_module/Assignment\ 1

Compile the .c file (e.g., Q1.c)

gcc Q1.c -o Q1

Run the compiled program

./Q1 For Java files:

# Navigate to the source folder of a Java project
cd Core_Java_module/Practice/9-8-2025\ \(Constructors\)/

# Compile the .java file (e.g., Book.java)
javac Book.java

# Run the main class
java Book
For SQL files:

SQL scripts are intended to be run in a database management tool. You can copy the content of a .txt file and execute it in your SQL client or run it from the command line.

Example for running a script via MySQL CLI

mysql -u your_username -p your_database_name < SQL_module/Assignment\ 01.txt

📌 Project Roadmap [X] Foundation: Complete all assignments for C, basic Java, and SQL.

[ ] Intermediate Java: Explore and implement projects using Java Collections, Exception Handling, and File I/O.

[ ] Advanced SQL: Practice complex queries, including JOINs, subqueries, and window functions.

[ ] Data Structures: Implement common data structures using both C and Java.

🔰 Contributing While this is a personal learning repository, suggestions and improvements are welcome.

💬 Join the Discussions: Share your insights, provide feedback, or ask questions.

🐛 Report Issues: Submit bugs found or log feature requests.

💡 Submit Pull Requests: Feel free to submit pull requests for corrections or improvements.

🎗 License This project is protected under the MIT License. For more details, refer to the LICENSE file.

🙌 Acknowledgments A huge thanks to my instructors and mentors for their guidance.

The developer community for providing invaluable resources and inspiration.