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add Pandas LeetCode DSA solutions (5 problems)
Added Heap Sort to the sorting algorithms
Create Voicebook.py
…eadme Hacktoberfest 2025 readme
Added Tariff Calculation Program in C folder
feat: Add AI Chatbot, Password Generator, Snake Game, and File Organizer
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The Java POST request code uses the HttpClient class introduced in Java 11 for sending data to a server. It creates an HttpRequest object configured with the target URI, HTTP method as POST, and includes the data payload in the request body (usually JSON or form data). The client’s send() method executes this request synchronously and returns an HttpResponse containing status code and response body. This code is simple, efficient, and leverages modern Java APIs without external dependencies. It is ideal for creating or updating resources on a web server, handling HTTP communication in a clean, non-blocking manner with clear error handling. The approach provides a streamlined way to interact with RESTful services in Java applications.