Currency Convertor: 1.abstract
Currency Convertor: 1.abstract
Currency Convertor: 1.abstract
1.ABSTRACT:
There are around 200+ different currencies used in different countries
around the world. Conversion from one currency to another is very
important, especially when it comes to marketing ad travel. Currency
conversion system is implemented to reduce human power to automatically
recognize the amount monetary value of currency and convert it into the
other currencies without human supervision. The software interface that we
are proposing here could be used for various currencies.
Many a times, the stress and brain work required for manual currency
conversion is much. Sometimes currency notes are blurry or damaged; many
of them have complex designs to enhance security. This makes the task of
currency recognition very difficult. So, it becomes very important to select
the right features and proper algorithm for this purpose. The basic
requirements of an algorithm to be considered as practically implementable
are simplicity, less complexity, high speed and efficiency.
2. INTRODUCTION:
2.1. Definition of Terms:
Currency: Money or any item used for exchange of goods and services and
facilitates transactions.
3. OBJECTIVE:
The main objective of the study is to develop a currency converter for major
countries in the world. The countries to be used here are Indian Rupees
(INR), Australian Dollar (AUD), Euro (EUR), Nigerian Naira (NGN) and US
Dollar (USD). To achieve this objective, specific objectives are laid out which
include:
III. Develop the program that can determined the amount of paper currency
using neural network.
IV. Extract the data from the currency image by using digital image
processing toolbox.
5. WORKING PROBLEMS:
6. FLOW DIAGRAM:
In the below diagram, the Currency Exchange Service uses JPA to talk to the
database and returns the exchange value of the specific currency. For
example, USD to INR conversion.
The currency exchange service will return what the conversion multiple is.
The conversion multiple means 1 USD is equal to 72 INR. The currency
converter service uses a currency exchange service. Suppose the currency
converter service wants to convert 100 USD to INR. So, it will call the
currency exchange service and will convert the specified amount that we
have provided in the path parameter.
7. FLOWCHART:
Step1: start
Step2: Enter the amount value
Step 3: Select the currency from and to
Step 4: click on the converter button
Step 5: The value will be displayed
Step 6: Exit
8. Internationalizing Currency:
As we have internationalized the date, time and numbers, we can
internationalize the currency also. The currency differs from one country to
another so we need to internationalize the currency.
public static NumberFormat getCurrencyInstance (Locale locale)
9.SOURCE CODE:
10.FUTURE SCOPE:
13. CONCLUSION:
The project involves a good knowledge of java programming language.
Currency converter that the people are using, they will always find ways to
get the highest profit out of the exchanges. To those who are going to travel,
it is a wise thing to check the different foreign exchange options they have
beforehand.