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Path Finding Algorithm (A* and Dijkstra's)

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This Blog is about a project which I did in JANUARY 2021. I created a path finding algorithm simulator using JavaFX. It helps to get a visual representation of two path finding algorithms which are A* and Dijkstra's Path finding Algorithm. I used JavaFX because it is one of the fastest growing technologies in java and it is replacing java swing .JavaFX is much more powerful then java swing and  it has some amazing features like we can apply CSS in JavaFX. The reason why I choose  to A* and Dijkstra's Path Finding Algorithm from a Pool of Algorithm because they help us to  get a basic knowledge of Path finding in Graph. These two are also really great for comparison  with each other and they are also quite famous. Working so let me tell you how this application works. You can download the project by clicking here and then  configure it  in your favorite java IDE .  Now if you have configured the project which I don't think so, then press the run button in your IDE. when the
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Past Olympics data analysis

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This blog is about a analysis of a Olympics dataset which I got from Kaggle  .This Dataset was provided by rgriffin on Kaggle. The link to the dataset is provided below Link to Dataset:- click here For this blog I have used R programming language. R is one of the most rapidly growing programming language and R is also one of  the best programming language for data analysis. If anyone wants to do data analysis and wants to know which language to choose then i think he/she should go for R. Before starting with actual analysis note that the winter and summer games were held in the same year up until  1992.After that ,they staggered them such that Winter Games occur on a four year cycle starting with 1994 ,then summer in 1996 and so on. So the first question which I tried to answer is which gender(male/female) has most participation in Olympics? Starting with Summer Olympics. The graph given below shows the amount of men and women participated each year in Olympics     It is seen from the
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