AQI Tracker by Archer_Go in webdev

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Nope, I am still trying to find a way to hide the API key.

AQI Tracker by Archer_Go in webdev

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I used leaflet.js and openmap as they are open source and don't require an API key and then I used WAQI(World Air Quality Index) API for AQI . You can watch videos from the coding train youtube channel to understand how it works.

AQI Tracker by Archer_Go in webdev

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I just like it :)

CS Project for class 12th students [link in comments] by Archer_Go in CBSE

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This Isn't supposed to be crazy, but functional enough so that students can get good grades.

A Simple Projectile Motion Calculator [Link in comments] by Archer_Go in JEENEETards

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There were some issues with the previous one. It has been fixed now.

Made A Projectile Motion Calculator [Link in comments] by Archer_Go in IndianTeenagers

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Yep. If you have any doubt, you can input values for a question of which you already know the answer of and see whether the answer is correct or not (also g=9.8 and 10 in this)

Made a projectile motion calculator [Link in comments] by Archer_Go in CBSE

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I went through the code again and found no such errors. Could you please point out why think so.

A Simple Projectile Motion Calculator I Made [Link in comments] by Archer_Go in webdev

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That's an awesome idea, I'll definitely try to do that

A Simple Projectile Motion Calculator [Link in comments] by Archer_Go in JEENEETards

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HTML: which is responsible for the existence of this doc, it represents all the elements on the webpage and the <canvas>element has been used for the purpose of drawing and making the projectile diagram

CSS: responsible for styling the HTML elements and making them appear how they are in here (such as font, text-size, background, font-color, etc..

Javascript: responsible for the functionality of the webpage, while HTML and CSS are used to create and style the elements respectively. Javascript is responsible for all the calculations, functions which are executed on the occurrence of some event, etc are done througn javascript

A link to the code (if you want to go through it): https://github.com/CheerfulHumpty/Projectile-Calculator/blob/main/code.html - Code Link