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| [00:00:19] That would be very interesting. | |
| [00:00:25] Hello sir. | |
| [00:00:28] Yeah, Vijay, tell me about yourself. | |
| [00:00:31] Yes sir. | |
| [00:00:33] I'm Vijay sir. | |
| [00:00:34] I'm from Chittipet. | |
| [00:00:35] I'm currently pursuing my second year of bachelor's in computer science. | |
| [00:00:40] And apart from my college, I'm learning my technical skills and off-school skills. | |
| [00:00:47] Through NIT and during the very first of my year I started learning web technology | |
| [00:00:56] with the basic fundamentals like HTML, CSS and JavaScript along with the programming language Python and in the second year I started learning on stack | |
| [00:01:07] where I prioritize learning databases, front-end, back-end, servers, and how system works. | |
| [00:01:15] And during my second year, I've participated in two hackathons, which are namely Telangana hackathon and a hackathon which was conducted | |
| [00:01:28] by the government. | |
| [00:01:30] I'm in my college. | |
| [00:01:32] And Hackton, which is a collaboration of our college and OpenAI, where we participated and created a web coding platform | |
| [00:01:46] in which we worked as a team, design tools. | |
| [00:01:50] Where our tool helps people to know about the government, latest government policy signed to apply directly through our platform. | |
| [00:01:59] And about my projects, Farnico is my first one project where I worked with the front end | |
| [00:02:10] with the help of react back and with node.js and express.js and i've used mongo as data database | |
| [00:02:20] if if you're okay can i show it yeah yeah okay share my screen yes | |
| [00:02:34] Is it visible, sir? | |
| [00:02:35] Yeah. | |
| [00:02:38] Yes. | |
| [00:02:40] So this is my first project of Aniko. | |
| [00:02:45] We have initially started. | |
| [00:02:46] Close this side. | |
| [00:02:48] Close this side. | |
| [00:02:51] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:02:55] Yes. | |
| [00:02:56] So I'll go through from start. | |
| [00:03:03] So in the front page, I've just... | |
| [00:03:09] Shown two three pictures of what a furniture company will actually do like | |
| [00:03:17] Sorry, I've created a collection page where I've | |
| [00:03:25] added 30 products of this furniture and | |
| [00:03:35] Sir, am I audible? | |
| [00:03:37] Yes, yes, you are audible. | |
| [00:03:38] You are telling. | |
| [00:03:40] Yes. | |
| [00:03:40] Continue. | |
| [00:03:42] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:03:43] And all the data, like the images are from Cloudinary. | |
| [00:03:49] And the data, I... | |
| [00:03:53] Saving is in MongoDB, sir. | |
| [00:03:58] When the user starts seeing our collection, after adding the product into the cart, you can directly | |
| [00:04:12] change the amount of quantity that he wanted to his | |
| [00:04:21] Sorry, sir, I'm a bit nervous and somewhat lagging. | |
| [00:04:25] Okay. | |
| [00:04:27] Okay, I understood. | |
| [00:04:29] Okay, open any JavaScript online compiler here on this. | |
| [00:04:43] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:04:44] Okay. | |
| [00:04:45] Your question is, find the first non-repetitive character in a string. | |
| [00:04:54] First non-regular character. | |
| [00:04:57] And your string is Swiss. | |
| [00:05:00] W-Y-S-S. | |
| [00:05:02] Or you can take your name also, Thimishati. | |
| [00:05:07] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:05:09] You can use your name, Thimishati. | |
| [00:05:18] Find the first non-repetitive directive from this. | |
| [00:08:41] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:08:44] Okay. | |
| [00:08:45] Hello. | |
| [00:08:46] Yes. | |
| [00:08:47] Okay. | |
| [00:08:52] Okay. | |
| [00:08:54] Tell me, what is Scam Mine Mongols? | |
| [00:09:03] Sir, I have not listened it properly. | |
| [00:09:07] What is scam? | |
| [00:09:08] What is scam in Mongoose? | |
| [00:09:14] So every object has a data type. | |
| [00:09:17] So if you have a product, it will have details like name, description, time, date, and every particular attribute have different | |
| [00:09:33] data types. | |
| [00:09:34] So as an object schema specifies the data type of the every attribute in an object. | |
| [00:09:50] And in MongoDB, I mean, Mongo, we will create schema, for example, like a user, the product, | |
| [00:10:00] Whatever an object we are using, | |
| [00:10:05] Using the mongoose, we'll create it. | |
| [00:10:11] We'll create using schema. | |
| [00:10:16] Okay, what are APIs? | |
| [00:10:17] What are REST APIs? | |
| [00:10:20] So a set of rules which are used while communicating with the client and server or like | |
| [00:10:32] whatever through the internet following the set of rules are called RISC-ABS and ABS are | |
| [00:10:45] What is the full form of FESFOLI, please? | |
| [00:10:51] A stateless application. | |
| [00:10:54] Stateless. | |
| [00:10:54] Programming interface. | |
| [00:10:57] So, REST is stateless and API is application program interface. | |
| [00:11:05] What is a callback function? | |
| [00:11:10] The function which is called inside a function. | |
| [00:11:13] So give me an example. | |
| [00:11:14] Okay, write it here only in the JavaScript compiler. | |
| [00:11:19] What is the callback function? | |
| [00:14:13] Okay, you can leave the meeting now. | |
| [00:14:18] Okay, HR will let you know. | |
| [00:14:23] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:14:25] Is there any feedback for me, sir? | |
| [00:14:27] No, actually, everything was good. | |
| [00:14:30] Just to let you know, actually, the thing is, it is about your confidence that you are lagging a little bit when you are explaining about your project. | |
| [00:14:42] So actually, I didn't get any of the point, whatever the things you are explaining in the project. | |
| [00:14:48] By the way, in terms of coding, you were good. | |
| [00:14:51] Means you solved the question within five six minutes so that was a good thing but again you got confused in a callback function and it's a very small | |
| [00:15:00] Three, four line of code. | |
| [00:15:01] Just. | |
| [00:15:02] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:15:04] Okay. | |
| [00:15:04] So everything was pretty good. | |
| [00:15:06] But okay. | |
| [00:15:07] We'll let you know soon. | |
| [00:15:08] Okay. | |
| [00:15:09] Yes, sir. | |
| [00:15:10] Thank you, sir. | |
| [00:15:11] Yeah. | |
| [00:15:12] Yes. | |
| [00:15:37] Hello. | |
| [00:15:41] De nuevo. | |
| [00:15:44] Hello. | |
| [00:15:46] Hello. | |
| [00:15:47] Wait. | |
| [00:15:47] Yeah, wait, wait. | |
| [00:15:48] Thimi, Thimi Shiti, you left the meeting? | |
| [00:15:52] Actually, I'm able to see your profile only. |
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