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https://github.com/monu-yaduwanshi/java-servlet-average-calculator

This project is a simple web application that calculates the sum and average of three numbers entered by the user. It is built using Java Servlets, HTML, and CSS, and is deployed on an Apache Tomcat server.
https://github.com/monu-yaduwanshi/java-servlet-average-calculator

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This project is a simple web application that calculates the sum and average of three numbers entered by the user. It is built using Java Servlets, HTML, and CSS, and is deployed on an Apache Tomcat server.

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# Java Servlet Average Calculator

This project is a simple web application that calculates the sum and average of three numbers entered by the user. It is built using Java Servlets, HTML, and CSS, and is deployed on an Apache Tomcat server.

## Features

- **User Input**: Users can enter three numbers to calculate their sum and average.
- **Dynamic Output**: The application displays the sum and average of the entered numbers.
- **Clean User Interface**: A simple HTML layout with CSS styling enhances the user experience.

## Technologies Used

- **Java Servlet API**: For server-side processing and handling user input.
- **HTML/CSS**: For frontend design and styling.
- **Apache Tomcat**: The web server used to deploy the application.

## Setup Instructions

### Clone the Repository

git clone
Deploy on Apache Tomcat
Import the project into your Eclipse IDE:

Launch Eclipse and navigate to File > Import > Existing Projects into Workspace.
Select the project directory you cloned.
Configure the Tomcat server in Eclipse:

Right-click on the project, select Properties, and then Targeted Runtimes.
Check the box for the Apache Tomcat server and apply the changes.
Run the application on the Tomcat server:

Right-click on the project, go to Run As, and select Run on Server.
Choose the Apache Tomcat server and click Finish.
Access the Application
Open your web browser and navigate to:
http://localhost:8080/your-context-path
You will see the average calculator form where you can enter your numbers.
Author
Monu Yaduwanshi

Notes
This application currently does not include database functionality, but it can be extended to store input values or results in a MySQL database if desired.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Additional Resources
#Java Servlets Documentation
#Apache Tomcat Documentation

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- Encourages future development with notes on potential database integration.
- Includes additional resources for users who may want to explore more about Java Servlets and Apache Tomcat.

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