ContractionTimer is an Android app I created near the end of my wife's pregnancy so we could keep track of the timing of her contractions.
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It uses a 2-dimensional array to track the start and stop times of up to 20 contractions. It then uses that data to calculate the length of the most recent contraction, the time between the last two, the averages for the last four, and the averages over the last hour.
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The app was written in Java in the Android Studio Integrated Development Environment.
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ZooMonitoringSystem is a text-based console Java application. It allows for the viewing of animal and habitat status reports as read from multiple external files.
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While relatively simple in design, it does implement several important programming concepts. Methods, classes, and file input/output are the main features of the program.
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The file input/output class that I wrote for this program would later be ported to C++ and used in my LeftCenterRight project.
In addition to full projects, I also regularly practice by completing coding problems and challenges on HackerRank.com.
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