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Ackno

wledgement

First of all, We would like to offer our thanks to Dr. Mr. Awkash

Mishra Din of this college for giving us permission to carry out this

project in this college. We are also thankful to Mr. Abhishek

Divedi, HOD of C! Department.

We are also thankful to Pinki mam, "entor of our group for guiding

us throughout this project without whose efforts it would not have

#een possi#le to complete this work .

$n this regard We would also like to thank to all the %eachers of C..!.

Department, who patiently co&operated us in completion of this

project.

We would also like to acknowledge our thanks to all those individuals

who directly or indirectly helped us in completing this project.

'ast #ut not least, We would like to thank our family and friends for

supporting us throughout this project.

(havna kumari

)ragyan )allavi

"illi ingh


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Table of Contents

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1. INT!D"CTI!N 1#$

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Introd6ction7#

%ocial Networkis a social structure made of a set ofsocial actor 6such as individual or organisations7,sets of

dynamic ties , and other social interactions #etween actors.

%he social network perspective provides a set of methods for

analy8ing the structure of whole social entities as well as

variety of theories e9plaining the patterns o#served in these

structures. %he study of these structures uses social networkanalysis to identity local and glo#al patterns, locate influential

entities, and e9amines network dynamics.ocial network analysis of themis an inherently interdisciplinary

academic field which emerged from social psychology, sociology,

statistics, and graph theory. 5eorge simmel authored early structural

theories in sociology emphasi8ing the dynamics of triads and :we# of

group affiliations;. *aco# moreo is credited with the developingthe

first sociograms in the -s to study interpersonal relationships.

%hese approaches were mathematically formali8ed in the -


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$. !b8ectives7#

%he o#jective of the project is to e9plain and ela#orate

the concept of :ocial networking sites ; the users,

hence providing a relia#le and efficient communication

online so as to assist users to afford it without much

trou#le.

%o have attractive and secure login page to access.

"ake new user account in more user friendly and proper

validation of details.

earch people easily on entire network.

Creating a pu#lic profile having social , professional and

personal information


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%&%T'M %P'CI*ICATI!N

%oftware e96irement

%echnology implementedA&pache server

'anguage usedA& )H)

Data#ase A& "y Bl

1ser interface designA&H%"', C, *s

We# #rowserA&"o8illa, Chrome, $!

oftware A& ")) server

ardware e96irement

Intel (.0 gh: or higher ;rocessor

$ -5 AM

10 -5 DD %;ace


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). Database Diagram7#


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C!DIN-

%he goal of the coding phase is to translate the design. %he

aim in this phase is to implement the design in the #est

possi#le manner. Well known code can reduce the testing and

maintenance effort. During coding, the focus should on

developing programs that are easy to read and understand and

not simply on developing the programs that are easy to write.

implicity and clarity should #e strived for during the code

phase. n important concept that help the under standa#ility

of the programs is structured programming. %he program that

should #e organi8ed as a seBuence of statements and during

e9ecution of the statements is e9ecuted in the seBuence given

in the program. %here are many different criteria for judging

of the program, e9ecution time and reBuired memory.


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Administration login7#


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"ser login7#


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%na;shots

1. "ser registration ;age7#


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$. %te;#1ofegister *orm7#


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(. %te; #$ of registration


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,7%te; #( of registration


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)."sers ;rofile ;age after egistration7


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+. %howing friends online7#


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. ";loading of ;hotos7#


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@. 1ploaded cover picsA&


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10. ";loaded ;hotos7#


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11. %howing gro6; chat7#


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-3. 'diting of Name and PasswordA&


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1(. *eedback Page7#


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1,. 4og o6t Page7#


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*"T"' %C!P'

!ne more bo< for the confirm ;assword can be given.

Personal chatting can be added.

%ec6rit= for adding selected friends can be done.

!;tions for adding friend can be added.

*6rther more ;rivac= for the ;hotos can be added.


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C!NC4"%I!N

%his %ocial Networking %ites is developed using )H)

and "0'.

%he #ehind it is to design such a page which looks like

Face#ook #ut works like Whats pp.

%his page contain atmost every feature which are

included in the social networking sites #ut some features

are still not developed that are left for the future scope.

We three had tried to make a social sites which can #e

used in future with the more advantages.

5ibliogra;h=

)H) codings through Dreamweaver


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ampp

0' codings through php"ydmin

5oogle

(ooksAphp and "yBl

social ntwrking sites report

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