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1. Java: - History: Java was developed by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems and was released in 1995. It was designed to be platform-independent, secure, and easy to use. - Unique Fact: The original name for Java was "Oak." It was later renamed

Got an interview on Tuesday for the role of Python developer, something which I haven't tried yet. DSA seems intimidating as what I have heard yet, any hacks to make it easier for myself lads?

Can anyone tell what will be the future of .Net developement. It seems there are substantial amount of openings these days but somewhere deep down I feel like it will not last much. I is just in demand due to it's strongly typed language closer to Ja

Just want to ask the experts out there is Java a good option to start with DSA, it's not like I can turn back now, but all the things I've read uptil now say it's really difficult Give me your take on it, also suggest some good material for Dev #cod

Hello everyone! I am Anurag Kumar, a Software Engineer skilled in Java, Spring Boot, MySQL, and Thymeleaf, with a strong foundation in Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA). I have worked on full-stack projects, including a hotel booking system and a

Backend Coder & App Developer Needed for Startup Description: We are a dynamic startup looking for a talented Backend Coder and App Developer to join our team. If you are passionate about building robust applications and have experience with Node.js

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Hello everyone, i am veda I am first year engineering student with Information technology branch. According to you,which skills i have to focus so that it will help me to become a successful engineer. In coding, I started to learn about java + dsa

💻 From DSA to Development – What’s the Right Path Forward? I’ve been consistently working on DSA and have built a good foundation in problem-solving. But now, I want to move beyond that and dive into real-world development. With so many directions