Welcome Note

Hello Visitors! Thank you for your interest in my blog. Through this blog, I will try my best to share and document my experiences and work done during the Google Summer of Code.

A little Intro about me: 

I am in my fourth year now of my Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad. I am doing competitive coding from the past three years and I love to automate stuff and to write faster codes with less BIg Oh complexity. 

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