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It's safe to say that everyone of us have their own strengths and weaknesses, and it varies from person to person. When it comes to me, I think of it like for every strength there will be couple or even multiple weakness in that strength. So from that, we can understand that for every strength, you should keep working on that strength to get even better in whatever that strength is that also applies for your weakness.

I once faced a conflict in a boarding school with my roommate, where he couldn't sleep at night without a nightlight. On the other hand, I couldn't sleep at night if there is any light in the room. Since we were sleeping on a bunk bed, i was sleeping on top of the bunk bed and he was on the bottom. So to solve this conflict, we both switched spots and i covered the bottom half of the bed with a blanket so no light enters. In this way my roommate can turn on the night light and sleep comfortably and at the same time there is no light entering the half part of the bed, and that's how we both solved this ongoing conflict.

When solving a coding problem you should try to read the question more than one time until you understand it 100%. Then, the next step is to start white boarding the problem and try to plan your ideas out. Finally, you should write out pseudocode and then actually code the problem out.

Self discipline is a trait that every person should  have. With out this special trait no one would be able control themselves, leaving this world to be a disaster more than it already is.

Algorithms  is a series of steps to follow, to solve your problem one step at a time.

My passion, where do I even start, I have passion for many things, but for now I'm trying to focus on this passion i have for Programming to take things to the next level and start this awesome career as a Software Engineer.

Any  data structure  is designed to organize  data  to suit a specific purpose so that it can be accessed and worked with in appropriate ways. A  data structure  may be selected or designed to store  data  for the purpose of working on it with various algorithms.

The main differences between  stack  and  queue  are that  stack  uses LIFO (last in first out)      method to access and add data elements whereas  Queue  uses FIFO (First in first out)          method to access and add data elements.

I'm here today 4/6/2019 in RBK trying to solve this never ending loop question.......