Collection of code written by me (Andrew Miller) during my time as an undergraduate student at the University of Cincinnati.
Inspiration drawn by wikipedia documentation, my Computer Engineering coursework, and my professional experience as a co-op web developer at Fortech LLC.
The ADT folder contains files that store self-written Abstract Data Types. Some of the ADTs were written for my classes at the University of Cincinnati. The files in this directory are copied into other projects in this repository as needed.
The mille5a9lib project is a C# implementation of the types in this folder. They were written for the purpose of studying for Microsoft's Exam 70-483 for certification in C#.
A C# Console Application that utilizes the DSharpPlus library to create a bot for the popular communication service Discord. The bot has numerous capabilities that are taken advantage of by friends who are also on the platform.
A C# Console Application that implements a very barebones keylogger, and checks a local configuration file for settings. Can be configured to execute programs with custom keybinds.
Implementation of the Byte-Pair Encoding concept. Takes an input text file of bytes that are separated by newlines, and compresses the bytes using byte-pair encoding. Displays the new compressed number of bytes and the compression ratio.
Small C# Console Application that uses Microsoft's System.Security.Cryptography Namespace to detect the usage of one of five different hash functions. The user inputs a string and the hash result that came from the string, and the program informs the user of which function the hash came from.
Algebra Expression Solver. Original intention was to support using variables, but the current state of this project only supports solving numeric expressions. Parenthesis parsing works, sometimes operators are a bit fuzzy - especially when it comes to mistaking binary operators for unary ones. This project includes some extra functions that act as shortcuts for common formulas used in the world of Finance.
New attempt of Lab 3 from a Data Structures course. Lab 3 presented the task to solve a maze using stacks. Now with knowledge of graphs, a shortest path function with breadthfirstsearch methodology proves very useful to better solve mazes.
Contains multiple attempts to implement a natural language processor specifically for spelling out numbers and recognizing numbers that are spelled out. The C++ and Python implementations are poor, and the new C# project to accomplish this is still in infancy.
A collection of JSX files containing React.js components for interactive web applications.
An initial setup for a web-scraping system using HtmlAgilityPack. Currently has functions to support scraping Links from a google search results page, and such a function has been implemented into the ATMBot discord bot.
An infantile cryptocurrency called Waamcoin, which has fallen by the wayside because there is no server to host it. Waamcoin utilizes the SHA256 hashing algorithm for its security. Waamcoin is also used in the ATM project with heavy modifications to its functionality.
In the future, other projects of interest may be added.