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Today's Trending Projects: Average Salaries Per Department and More 🚀

Are you ready to dive into some exciting new projects? LabEx has curated a fantastic lineup of trending projects that are sure to pique your interest and challenge your skills. From calculating average salaries to building a classic Pong game, this collection has something for everyone.

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1. Average Salaries Per Department 💰

Average Salaries Per Department
In this project, you'll learn how to use SQL queries to calculate the average salary for each department in a database and display the results in descending order. This is a valuable skill for anyone interested in data analysis and business intelligence.

Average Salaries Per Department

2. Classic Pong Game Using Python and Pygame 🎮

Classic Pong Game Using Python and Pygame
Get ready to relive the glory days of arcade gaming! In this project, you'll learn how to create a classic Pong game using Python and the Pygame library. You'll start by setting up the game window, defining the colors, and creating the paddles and ball. Then, you'll dive into the fun part – making the paddles and ball move, handling collisions, and drawing the game elements.

Classic Pong Game Using Python and Pygame

3. Polybius Square Encryption in Python 🔒

Polybius Square Encryption in Python
Dive into the world of cryptography with this project on the Polybius square encryption algorithm. You'll learn how to implement this method, which uses a 5x5 grid to map each letter of the English alphabet to a pair of coordinates. By encrypting text using this technique, you can create a coded message that can only be decrypted by someone with knowledge of the Polybius square.

Polybius Square Encryption in Python

4. Course Management and Data Comparison 📚

Course Management and Data Comparison
In this project, you'll explore the world of course management and data comparison. You'll learn how to create and manage course information, including creating course instances, storing them in a dictionary, making a backup of the data, updating the course information, and comparing the updated information with the previous data.

Course Management and Data Comparison

5. Displaying Query Results Using EL Expressions 💻

Displaying Query Results Using EL Expressions
Dive into the world of web development with this project on displaying user data retrieved from a database using EL (Expression Language) expressions in JSP (JavaServer Pages) pages. You'll implement two JSP pages: one for entering a user ID and querying the corresponding user information, and another for displaying the queried data.

Displaying Query Results Using EL Expressions

Get ready to expand your skills and explore these exciting projects! 🚀 Remember, the key to success is to dive in, experiment, and have fun along the way.


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