Victor Ekpenyong's repositories
library-of-truth
This projects utilizes the MERN stack to simulate a simple library consiting of 10 books. Book information is stored within MongoDB and is requested through Express. React code sends requests to Express server in order to display proper information needed.
react-weather-app-2022
This project is intended to serve as a weather app which displays both the current temperature of a city and also a five day forecast of the weather within that same city. There are three hour intervals between the different temperatures of a given city displayed
aux-assistant
This application is designed to assist people in playlist creation using Spotify's API. Logged in users will be able to create a playlist and save it for future reference. We are hoping to assist in any hassle when it comes to finding new music one might be interested in, or knowing what to play when passed the aux
project1M2-Victor-Ekpenyong
This project serves as a display for the top twenty trending movies this week allowing logged in users to post and/or delete reviews on specific movies.
Binary-Search-Tree
Using C++ and forms a binary search tree based off user input. List Node traversal is used and list is outputted in Pre-Order, Post-Order and In-Order.
HTML-CSS-Website
Website I designed from scratch during my Web Design class in high school using HTML & CSS
Heapsort
Used C++ to perform heapsort based off user input by using Lomuto's Scheme of percolate down
Decompress-Bits-MIPS
Using MIPS, takes encoded message within data section and decompresses it leading to output message.
Name-Reversal-MIPS
Using MIPS, takes user inputted name (First name, Last name) and reverses it (Last name, First name) with a comma in between.
Repeated-Addition-MIPS
Using MIPS, I used a recursive function call to perform addition repeatedly in place of multiplication based off user input.
Primary-Auxiliary-Highway
Using C++ to take user input for highway number and determine if it is a primary highway or auxiliary. Direction of highway is given based off user inputted number as well.
Linux-Quiz-Show-Simulation
Using C++ to simulate a quiz show of five questions which reads both questions and answers from two files into arrays. User answers each question with score varying based off their attempt. Once game is over, users score is saved into the summary file along with any previous attempts and the file is rewritten to display scores from best to worst.
Piggy-Bank-Simulation
Used C++ to simulate a piggy bank which allows the user to both deposit and withdraw inputted amounts. Piggy bank shows current balance after each deposit and withdrawal and shows the number of quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies the piggy bank contains.
Ticket-and-Show-Simulation
Used C++ to simulate a system where the user is able to purchase a ticket for a seat within an auditorium based off day and location. Empty and full seats can be seen, and seats cannot be purchased twice.