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hether you are an experienced programmer or not, this blog is created for everyone who wishes to learn Software Development. The motive of this blog is to simplify programming in an interactive way for students, professionals and educators.

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  • You'll be exposed to fundamental programming concepts
  • You'll be given lots of (and really lots of ) programming questions to solve, which will increase your computing skills as well as mathematical ability.
  • You'll get Quiz questions to practice, which will help you participate in Software company interviews and exams
  • I am also preparing you for Certified Developer courses (from Oracle, IBM etc) also.
  • You'll have my Skype ID also, so you can catch hold of me anytime, in case of urgent queries, or e-mail me.

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