Mayank Vikash

**Title: Empowering Minds: Introducing MayankVikash.in - Your Gateway to Tech, Essays, and Knowledge** In the sprawling digital landscape of the internet, where information and opinions abound, there emerges a beacon of insight, a hub of knowledge, and a platform for exploration - welcome to MayankVikash.in. Created and curated by Mayank Vikash, this blog stands as a testament to the boundless potential of the online world, where one individual's passion can be transformed into a powerful source of education and enlightenment. **A Visionary's Dream:** MayankVikash.in is more than just a tech blog; it is a manifestation of a vision - a vision to empower, educate, and enrich the lives of countless individuals across the globe. In an era where access to information is a fundamental right, this blog seeks to uphold the noble tradition of free knowledge sharing. **The Goal: Empowerment through Education:** At the core of MayankVikash.in's mission lies a simple yet profound objec

Title: Unveiling the Future of Tech Discourse: Introducing the New Tech Blog by Mayank Vikash In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, where innovation and transformation occur at breakneck speed, the need for insightful and reliable sources of information is paramount. In this digital age, blogs have become a crucial platform for sharing knowledge, experiences, and expertise, connecting enthusiasts, professionals, and learners from across the globe. One such exciting addition to the world of tech blogs is 'blog.mayankvikash.in,' a brainchild of Mayank Vikash, a dynamic and talented Indian student. With a vision to offer a fresh perspective on all things tech, Mayank Vikash's blog promises to be a go-to destination for tech enthusiasts, developers, and curious minds alike. ## Meet the Blogger: Mayank Vikash Mayank Vikash, the driving force behind this new tech blog, is an Indian student with a fervent passion for technology. Hailing from a country known for its tech ta

📚 **Unveiling the Enchanting Tale of "The Fairest Lady": A Journey through Love, Destiny, and Darkness** Dear Readers and Adventure Seekers, Allow us to introduce you to a literary masterpiece that has captured hearts and ignited imaginations— "The Fairest Lady" by the brilliant wordsmith Mayank Vikash. As you step into the pages of this novel, you'll find yourself immersed in a world where love defies time, destiny weaves its intricate threads, and darkness holds an allure that is both mesmerizing and haunting. **Plot Unveiled:** The narrative unfolds through the eyes of a sixteen-year-old girl whose life takes an unforeseen turn when a mysterious new boy enters her world. As their connection deepens, she embarks on a quest to unearth the truth, only to discover that her friends deny his existence. What follows is a journey into the heart of an ancient mansion, where secrets are veiled in shadows, and an enigmatic Prince holds the keys to a tale that spans cen

URLRealm URLRealm is a URL-Shortener programmed in JavaScript. I wrote an announcement post almost a year ago. So what happened to it? Where is it? Is there any progress in development? How long will it take? I will explain all the points in this post. So, stay tuned. What happened? Being a student, it's hard for me to follow hobbies and stydy at

I was practising Maths and a thought came up to my mind that I should make a program in Java that could take the input in variables ‘a’ and ‘b’ and then it will ask the user which formulae of expansion they want to perform. Something like this. Currently, it has only 5 formulas because I am lazy to add more. Code I started with displaying the formulas this program can execute in the console System . out . println ( "Choose the Formula" ) ; System . out . println ( "Enter 1 for (a+b)^2" ) ; System . out . println ( "Enter 2 for (a-b)^2" ) ; System . out . println ( "Enter 3 for (a^2 - b^2)" ) ; System . out . println ( "Enter 4 for (a+b)^3" ) ; System . out . println ( "Enter 5 for (a-b)^3" ) ; So, this program will work for the following formulas: (a+b)² (a-b)² (a² - b²) (a+b)³ (a-b)³ I took the input of the choice in a variable ip (Don’t know why I chose this name 😅) which is o

A Simple Report Card in Java I learned Java last semester, so I thought I should make a project. I searched on Google for Java projects and I found: Write a program to take marks of 2 subjects from the user and display the Total, Percentage, Highest Marks, Average, and Remarks. It was not that tough, so this is how I made it. First, I imported this library for taking input from users: import java.util.Scanner; Then, I created the file named ‘marks’. I know this file name doesn’t make sense but it’s ok. Java starting Template: public class marks { public static void main(String args[]) { // Code Here } } Starting with my code, I defined Scanner Class a variable ‘sc’ to make it easy to get input from the user try (Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in)) { // Code Here } I put the above variable in ‘try’ because Visual Studio was giving errors. Next, I displayed in the console what I want from them: System.out.println("Enter the marks of 2 subject

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