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Simple Interest Calculator project for GitHub practice for Coursera course. Includes Apache 2.0 license, README, contributing guidelines, c…
Sure, here's a concise description within 350 characters: "Simple Interest Calculator: Bash script to calculate interest. Includes README, …
This is my repository for homework assignments conducted in cpre230. Most of the homework assignments in cpre230 did not involve much code …
( IBM course final project ) - This is my repository to experience creating a repository, selecting a license, creating a README, creatin…
A Bash script that calculates simple interest given principal, rate, and time. This sample project demonstrates GitHub best practices, in…
This project demonstrates the use of Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration while implementing a simple Shell Script that c…
Simple Interest Calculator for Micro-Finance Startup This repository hosts a simple interest calculator script to assist a micro-finance …
This project demonstrates how to create a simple Bash script that calculates simple interest. The repository includes essential open-sour…
This repo is part 1 of a final project for Coursera course - Getting Started with Git and GitHub. Using the GitHub UI, it will demonstrat…
Bug-Free Barnacle is a lightweight shell script that calculates simple interest based on user input. The project includes essential files…
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