Multiply takes two integer values and multiplies them together.
The required parameters are num1 and num2. Only integers are allowed.

Example: https://3.145.121.229/multiply?num1=4&num2=2

Or
Example: https://mikeswackywavyinflatabltubeman.duckdns.org/multiply?num1=4&num2=2

The GitHub REST API Request allows you to send a request to
GitHub using a provided API path. The server reads the JSON
response and displays the repository information returned.

Example: https://3.145.121.229/github?query=users/amehlhase316/repos

Or
Example: https://mikeswackywavyinflatabltubeman.duckdns.org/github?query=users/amehlhase316/repos

The Vigenere Cipher is a group of ciphers that has been around
since the 16th century, with some sources believing to have been
used even earlier in the 15th century. It works by shifting each
character in the text based on the positional value of the matching
character in the key. When the end of the key is reached, the key
starts over until the entire text has been encrypted.

Example: https://3.145.121.229/vigenere?text=learn+from+yesterday&key=Potato

Or
Example: https://mikeswackywavyinflatabltubeman.duckdns.org/vigenere?text=learn+from+yesterday&key=Potato

The Rick and Morty Character Search uses the Rick and Morty API
to search for characters based on a name and status.
The name is used to narrow down which characters are returned,
while the status is used to filter them by alive, dead, or unknown.
The server reads the JSON response and displays the character's name,
species, gender, origin, and last known location.

You can also visit the Rick and Morty API documentation to learn
more here:
Rick and Morty API Documentation

Example: https://3.145.121.229/rickmorty?name=rick&status=alive

Or
Example: https://mikeswackywavyinflatabltubeman.duckdns.org/rickmorty?name=rick&status=alive