I am very passionate about coding and development and I like working on real-world projects. I am enthusiastic about technology and always impressed by the change it brings to the world.
Some skills consist of Data Structures and Algorithms (Java), Web Development. I worked on Front-end Technologies (HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Javascript, ReactJS, Tailwind CSS) and Backend Technologies (MongoDB and NodeJS) for almost a year and completed a number of projects. I have been involved in open-source projects related to web development and data structures and algorithms (Java). Aspire to a stimulating career in web development to use my acquired skills and experience to achieve the best result.
In addition to this love of nature and learning is constant.
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