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# Project Overview



This project contains multiple challenges, each with its own set of tasks and solutions. Below is the folder structure and a brief description of each component.



## Folder Structure

```

gitattributes

.gitignore

.vscode/

    settings.json

Challenge 1/

src/

├── androidTest/

│   └── java/

│       └── com/example/currencyconverter/

│           └── ApplicationTest.kt

└── main/

    ├── java/

    │   └── com/example/currencyconverter/

    │       └── data/

    │           └── api/

    │               ├── ApiResponse.kt

    │               ├── ApiService.kt

    │               └── ExchangeRatesApi.kt

    │       └── model/

    │           └── Currency.kt

    │       └── repository/

    │           └── CurrencyRepositoryImpl.kt

    │       └── di/

    │           └── AppModule.kt

    │       └── domain/

    │           └── repository/

    │               └── CurrencyRepository.kt

    │       └── usecases/

    │           ├── GetExchangeRates.kt

    │           └── GetSupportedCurrencies.kt

    │       └── presentation/

    │           └── theme/

    │               ├── Color.kt

    │               ├── Theme.kt

    │               └── Type.kt

    │       └── view/

    │           └── MainActivity.kt

    │       └── viewmodel/

    │           └── MainViewModel.kt

    │       └── utils/

    │           ├── RetrofitInstance.kt

    │           └── CurrencyConverterApp.kt

    ├── res/

    │   ├── values/

    │   │   |...

    │   ├── layout/

    │   │   ├── activity_main.xml

    ├── AndroidManifest.xml

    └── build.gradle.kts

Challenge 2/

    Question2.1/

        Product.java

        InventoryManagement.java

    Question2.2/

        MissingNumberFinder.java



README.md

LICENSE

```



## Challenges



### Challenge 1



This challenge includes a Gradle-based project with various configurations and settings. The main components are:



- **androidTest/**: Contains Android instrumentation tests for the application.

- **main/**: Contains the main source code of the application.

- **data/**: Contains data-related classes and interfaces.

  - **api/**: Contains API interfaces and classes for fetching currency data.

- **model/**: Contains data models.

- **repository/**: Contains data repositories for managing currency data.

- **di/**: Contains dependency injection related classes.

- **domain/**: Contains business logic and domain entities.

- **usecases/**: Contains use cases for interacting with domain logic.

- **presentation/**: Contains presentation-related classes.

  - **theme/**: Contains theme-related classes for customizing the app's look and feel.

- **view/**: Contains UI-related classes, such as Activities and Fragments.

- **viewmodel/**: Contains view models responsible for managing UI state and data.

- **utils/**: Contains utility classes and methods.

- **res/**: Contains resources for the application, such as layouts, drawables, strings, and styles.

- **AndroidManifest.xml**: Defines the application's configuration and components.

- **build.gradle.kts**: Defines the build configurations for the project.



### Challenge 2



This challenge includes two questions, each with its own Java class:



- **Question2.1/**:

  - `InventoryManagement.java`: Contains methods to manage inventory, including calculating total value, finding the most expensive product, checking stock, and sorting products by price and quantity.

  - `Product.java`: Contains a class representing a product with properties such as name, price, and quantity.



- **Question2.2/**:

  - `MissingNumberFinder.java`: Contains a method to find the missing number in an array.



## Getting Started



To run the Android application in Challenge 1, you need to have Android Studio installed on your machine. You can download Android Studio from the official website: [Android Studio Download](https://developer.android.com/studio).



To run the Java classes in Challenge 2, you can use any Java IDE or text editor with Java support, such as IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, or Visual Studio Code.



## Running the Android Application



To run the Android application in Challenge 1, follow these steps:



1. Open the project in Android Studio.

2. Connect an Android device or start an emulator.

3. Click on the "Run" button in Android Studio to build and run the application on the connected device or emulator.



## Running the Java Classes



To run the Java classes in Challenge 2, follow these steps:



1. Open the Java files in an IDE or text editor with Java support.

2. Run the `main` method in the respective Java class to execute the code and see the output.



## Challenges



### Challenge 1



I have limited experience with Java testing, so the test coverage for the Java-based challenges may be minimal or not fully optimized. However, I have focused on implementing the core functionality of the challenges.



## License



This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.