Please Suggest Me Some Good Concepts That Can Be Taken As A Project Of Around A Week Or So In Java/j2ee/VC++.I Consider Myself Very Good In Theory/concepts But I Would Love To Have Some Practical Experience Also. So If Anyone Can Help Me Out Or Rather Suggest Me Some Good Project Idea To Implement, I Will Be Thankful To Him/her?

⟩ Please suggest me some good concepts that can be taken as a project of around a week or so in java/j2ee/VC++.I consider myself very good in theory/concepts but i would love to have some practical experience also. So if anyone can help me out or rather suggest me some good project idea to implement, i will be thankful to him/her?

First u have to choose the project defination on the basis of your knowledge then analyse your project defination and after that u can make project design.

Then your implemention will start. For that u must have some technical knowledge on the programming languages and technical funda.

After complete your project u have to test your project on the basis of the errors.

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