GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC SAKOLI

A Micro project Report On

CURRENCY CONVERTOR OF 10 COUNTRIES

Subject :- Java
Programming (22412)
Semester :- Fourth / Second Year

Session :- 2023-2024
Submitted by

Roll Enrollment
Sr.no Name No No
Divyanshu D.
1. Dwivedi 11 2200910011
 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL
EDUCATION

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that, Mr. Divyanshu Durgaprasad Dwivedi Roll no. 11 of Second year Diploma
Computer Technology Semester Fourth This is Certified to be the bonafide work of the student in
the Government Polytechnic Sakoli laboratory during the academic Year 2023 / 2024 no of
Microproject certified …..……….. out of...............................in the Subject Java Programming.

Place: Sakoli Enrollment No:-

Date: Exam. Seat No:-

 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC SAKOLI

ACADMEIC SESSION 2023-2024

SUBMISSION
We are the student of Second year of course Computer Engineering , Sincerely
submit .That we have completed the time-to-time project as described in this
report by our skills under the guidance of Prof. A.A. BAJPAYEE.

Roll Enrollment
Sr.no Name No No
Divyanshu D.
1. Dwivedi 11 2200910011

( M.A. RAHMAN ) ( A.A. BAJPAYEE )

Head, Deptt. of Computer Technology,
Deptt.of Computer Technology
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This completed micro project work come as a gift to me after all the effort let
us gone in to it has been a beautiful endeavour only because of the valuable
guidance of over guide and well – wisher.

We wish to extend over the art full gratitude to over guide,

Prof. A.A. BAJPAYEE for his constant guidance encouragement motivation

for every stage of this work made this micro project a success.

Formally we are proud to express our gratitude and respect to each member.
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SR. TOPIC PAGE

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1. Introduction 2
5. Source Code 3-5
6. Output 6
9. References 7

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 INTRODUCTION

Building a currency converter is a classic introduction to programming, and

with Java, it's a great way to learn about variables, data types, user input, and
calculations. In this microproject, you'll create a program that converts currencies
between 10 different countries.

Here's an overview of what you'll be building:

 Functionality: Users can enter an amount in one currency and select another
currency to convert it to. The program will calculate and display the converted
amount.
 Data Storage: You'll likely store exchange rates within the program itself,
possibly in a hash table or another data structure for easy access.
 User Interface: This can be a simple console-based program where users
enter their choices through text commands, or you can explore creating a
graphical interface using Java Swing libraries.

Here are some of the benefits of working on this project:

 Practice core concepts: You'll solidify your understanding of fundamental

Java programming concepts like variables, data types, user input, conditional
statements, and loops.
 Learn data structures: Implementing the exchange rates storage will
introduce you to data structures like hash tables or arrays. (Consider using
built-in Java classes like HashMap for this purpose).

Overall, this currency converter project is a practical and engaging way to develop
your Java programming skills.

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SOURCE CODE

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OUTPUT

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 REFERENCES

 https://www.ilovepdf.com/pdf_to_word
 https://gemini.google.com/app/e25ca4620ab28eaa
 www.youtube.com
 https://www.javatpoint.com/java-tutorial

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