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COURSEWORK

Aishwarya's IOT-001 course work. Lv 1

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TASK - 02 : API

29 / 3 / 2026


TRAFFIC FINDER Objective :

Working with API and its application. A traffic Finder where we can browse the city name and can know how is the traffic level in that area using an external API.

Technology used :

HTML - for structuring the web page. CSS - for styling the application. Javascript - for scripting the entire code and for running. My TomTom - A database API for accessing and displaying the data in real time.

Outcome: The project successfully demonstrates the usage of the My TomTom API to provide real-time traffic information for different cities. Users can input a city name, and the application displays the current traffic level, allowing for informed route planning. The project showcases proficiency in front-end web development technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and API integration, resulting in a functional and user-friendly traffic information application.

TASK 03 : WORKING WITH GITHUB

GitHub is a web-based platform used by developers to store, manage, and share their code. It is built on a system called Git, which helps track changes in code over time.

key features ;

  1. Repository - A repository is a storage space in GitHub where a project’s code and files are kept. It also tracks all changes and versions of the project.
  2. Branch - A branch is a separate version of the code used to make changes without affecting the main project. It helps developers work on features or fixes safely.
  3. Commit - A commit is a saved change in the project with a message describing what was done. It helps track the history of modifications in the code.
  4. Pull Request - A pull request is used to submit changes for review before merging into the main branch. It allows team members to check and approve the code.
  5. Fork - A fork is a copy of someone else’s repository into your own account. It allows you to make changes independently.
  6. Clone - Cloning means downloading a repository from GitHub to your local system. It allows you to work on the project using your computer.

Outcome ; In this task, I worked with a GitHub repository to understand real development workflows. I identified an error in the code and corrected it using proper GitHub practices.

TASK 04 : GET FAMILIAR WITH THE COMMAND LINE ON UBUNTU AND DO FOLLOWING TASKS ;

UVCE,
K. R Circle,
Bengaluru 01