Automatic code generator presentation

1. Automatic Code Generator
Under The Guidance Of
Prof.K.C.Wankhede
Seminar Topic

2. Presented By:
1.Tejas Madhukar Badgujar
2.Saheel Jitendra Patil
3.Vashista Deepak Jadhav
4.Lokesh Nitin Patil
Branch: T.Y Diploma(CO)
Semeter: Sixth Semeter

3. Table Of Contents
• Introduction
• Literature Survey
• System Analysis
• System Design
• Expected Results
• Conclusion
• References

4. Introduction
“Automatic code Generator” needs different Information about the various Components like
button, TextField used in awt or in swing packages, also it needs different packages like
language package, package for handling the event, also it required all the events methods
and we also include the foreground and background color of each and every component that
user choose while he/she insert the component to generate code. Each and every code
generated through the selection. User can also inserted the number of packages and also set
its RGB(RED, GREEN, BLUE).
To develop above software for Automatic Java Code Generator Mechanism we have
to choose the packages, name of the class, its event method (i.e. ActionListener,
ItemListener, AdjustmentListener and so on ) then the user have to choose the method or the
constructor, then the selection and the declaration and registration of the component are
generated from the selection of the Events.

5. Problem Definition
When we develop website or an application it is required to add different components
to make the user interface more interactive. Generally to add these components used
number of lines of code needs to be written which is hectic and time consuming. This
automatic code generator generates the code required for chosen component
automatically without the need of writing it manually. This reduces the coding efforts
and make the website development faster.

6. Literature Survey
HTML:
The first version of HTML was written by Tim Berners-Lee in 1993. Since then, there have been
many different versions of HTML. The most widely used version throughout the 2000's was
HTML 4.01, which became an official standard in December 1999. Another version, XHTML,
was a rewrite of HTML as an XML language.
JavaScript:
JavaScript was invented by Brendan Eich in 1995. It was developed for Netscape 2, and became
the ECMA-262 standard in 1997. After Netscape handed JavaScript over to ECMA, the Mozilla
foundation continued to develop JavaScript for the Firefox browser. Mozilla's latest version was
1.8.

7. System Analysis
Hardware Requirement System:
• AMD RYZEN 5 @2.00 GHz.
• Hard Disk: 1TB.
• Monitor: 15.6 VGA Colour.
• Mouse: iBall.
• Ram: 8Gb.
Software Requirement System :
• Operating System: Window 11.
• Coding Language: TextPad8.
• Data Base: MS-ACCESS

8. System Design

9. • On the home page there is a button named member entry which will take the information
of user.
• After entering the information click on the save button.
• After the information gets saved it is displayed on the screen.
• The user will also be able to create a new project by selecting the Member ID and can
specify the name of project.
• Select the member name and press on ok button then the project will get assigned
automatically. And then click on open your project
• On the create UI button we will be able to choose the component according to our
requirement.
• In the component we can display the text and then the code for the component will be
generated
• We can also specify the position of component and set component color and display the
code automatically
Expected Results

12. Conclusion
As per software quality concerned, we tried to making the system is user Friendly and
easy to possible. Software quality are is the phases in system development. A high
quality software Products satisfies user needs to confirmed to its requirement and design
specific and exhibit error freeness. Due to this maintains mode easier. The system
politely provide all the requirement given by the user. The code is generated throughout
the "Selection System".

13. • www.Google.com
• www.elisheducation.com
• www.w3school.com
References

14. Thank You!