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#LEarnToCode is a coding community within the university.This community is formed in order to develop a coding culture in university and also to help the students who are struggling to write code.
We think that everyone can learn if the person has right attitude, and therefore we are here to help you so that you never get stuck in a problem and thus keep moving forward.
The courses will be mainly taught by following people:
  Yogesh Dabral:My name is Yogesh Dabral and I am the founder of this community.I really want to help people by teaching them the basics of problem-solving.I will be taking C++,OS and DM and DS here.LinkedIn profile
   Nagendra Yadav:My name is Nagendra and I am an mentor here at #LearnToCode.I just love solving mathematical problems and I will be taking your CN(Computer Networks) here.
Happy Coding:)

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