@bhaveshkapil13
BTech CSE | Learning ML, DSA & Markets
I'm a BTech CSE undergrad from a tier 3 college, documenting my journey from academic setbacks to building real-world skills in coding, ML, and finance. This blog is for anyone who believes in second chances and self-made success. I'm going to document everything I learn here and help you all connect with me by being real and also sharing the mistakes I made along the way, so you don't repeat the same. Let’s go on a journey of self-improvement and see how consistency and the mindset of showing up every day help beat the odds.
I'm currently available for open-source contributions, technical writing collaborations, and networking with fellow learners. I'm also open to beginner-level project collabs and remote internship opportunities related to web dev, Python, or ML.
Sep 16, 2025 · 2 min read · Inheritance: /*youtubekids does not declare a constructor → compiler tries to generate a default one. That generated constructor must call the base constructor. But base (youtubechannel) has no default constructor — only a parameterized one. So th...
Join discussionSep 16, 2025 · 1 min read · Encapsulation in OOPs: //encapsulation states that you should only provide pbulic access of methods, //while keeping the attributes private so that user can only cahnge the values of these attributes, //by means of the methods which contain a ceratin...
Join discussionSep 15, 2025 · 1 min read · Constructors and Methods in C++: /constructors are special kindo' methods which are invoked upon the creation(construction) of an object. //two rules for cinstructor: //they have the same name as the class of the object. //they have no return type. /...
Join discussionSep 14, 2025 · 1 min read · Classes and object code snippet: #include<iostream> #include <list> using namespace std; class instagram_account { public: string name; string usernmae; int followerscount; list<string>posts; }; int main() { instagram_account igaccount; igac...
Join discussionJul 31, 2025 · 2 min read · # stings in python : textual datatype # ways to create a string : s1='hello' s2="your's" s3="""hy this is a multiline string, i.e it is written on more than one line.""" print(s1) print(s2) print(s3) # accessing elements in a string : # single e...
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