About my first Book

     AI and Students🤖      

  Sinhgad Fort: A Journey of Adventure and Perseverance ⛰️🧗‍♂️🧗‍♂️

Emotional Rollercoasters: Understanding the Ups and Downs of Life ❤️📈📉

Cricket : My Favorite Sport 🏏

HTML-CSS : My first technology experience🖥️            HTML and CSS are the first things i learnt in my first semester of college. The reason is because most of the practicals for this software were supposed to be done by us. I wanted to know how it works and how i can use it for my own projects, so i started with making a portfolio project which contains information about myself, like name, date of birth and details about my education etc.           I did some basic research on HTML and CSS to know what are the basic building blocks that are required to create a website. I used "Geeks for geeks" website to read the documentation of HTML and CSS. I came to know these are most basic building blocks for making a website. I added things in my project by observing many websites and how that function is working.           I have created a " GitHub repository " about HTML-CSS where I uploaded my assignments regularly. In it, you can find all the files related to CSS an

   My Journey with Data Structures📅      As a computer science student, I always knew that Data Structures would play a crucial role in my future programming career. But, it wasn't until my second semester of college that I finally got the opportunity to dive deep  into this fascinating topic. My journey with Data Structures has been a challenging yet rewarding experience and I am grateful for all the resources that have helped me along the way.      I started my learning process with "Geeks for Geeks," a website that provides comprehensive resources on a variety of topics in computer science, including Data Structures. The website's tutorials and articles are written in an easy-to-understand language and are accompanied by examples and illustrations. I found it to be a great starting point as it provided me with a solid foundation of the concepts.      After mastering the basics, I then turned to "Code with Harry," a YouTube channel that provides tutorials