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 [00:00:00]  All right.
 [00:00:01]  And the other one is consolidated.
 [00:00:04]  From a form.
 [00:00:06]  Overall assessment is completed.
 [00:00:08]  Match 1, match 2.
 [00:00:10]  Assessment is selected and rejected.
 [00:00:13]  And match 1 is completed and match 2 is completed.
 [00:00:16]  So, we have consolidated and completed.
 [00:00:18]  We have completed and completed.
 [00:00:19]  They will be able to complete the certificate.
 [00:00:21]  Okay.
 [00:00:22]  Okay, so we will put it in a sheet.
 [00:03:16]  You can start it.
 [00:03:20]  The candidate is not joining.
 [00:03:23]  You can continue with this work.
 [00:03:24]  Okay.
 [00:03:25]  Thank you so much.
 [00:03:27]  Okay, thank you.
 [00:03:30]  Okay, yeah, so Prashant, Tanmay, Praveen and Durga, can you please turn on the camera?
 [00:03:39]  Yes, sir.
 [00:03:47]  Okay, so guys firstly let me just introduce myself, Prina Shah and since last six months
 [00:03:57]  I have been there with FXS.ai and I have been designated as HR manager.
 [00:04:05]  Today is the first round of your full stack interview round which for the profile for which you have been applied for.
 [00:04:14]  So I hope you guys are aware about it like this is the GD round that is group discussion round.
 [00:04:23]  Yes, ma'am.
 [00:04:24]  Yes, ma'am.
 [00:04:25]  Okay, great.
 [00:04:26]  So, in this round, I'll be providing you one topic, okay?
 [00:04:31]  So, on that topic, you will have to research, okay?
 [00:04:34]  I'll give you 10 minutes to research on that same topic, okay?
 [00:04:38]  After 10 minutes, we'll start our discussion part of regarding the same, okay?
 [00:04:43]  So, just let me give you the topic.
 [00:04:46]  I hope you guys have page and pen with you.
 [00:04:52]  Wait one minute.
 [00:04:53]  Sure, sure.
 [00:04:54]  Okay, fine.
 [00:04:56]  Everyone else you guys have?
 [00:05:05]  Thank you.
 [00:05:15]  Thank you.
 [00:05:21]  Yes.
 [00:05:25]  Thank you.
 [00:05:33]  Thank you.
 [00:05:57]  Okay guys, so can I dictate it?
 [00:06:04]  Yes, ma'am.
 [00:06:05]  Okay, so the topic is TypeScript versus JavaScript.
 [00:06:11]  Should TypeScript be mandated in large scale full stack projects?
 [00:06:18]  Also, I'm dropping this topic in the message box so you guys can get more clarity.
 [00:06:29]  TypeScript versus JavaScript should TypeScript be mandated in large scale full stack projects?
 [00:06:37]  Okay, so you guys have now 10 minutes.
 [00:06:40]  It's 5.10.
 [00:06:42]  On 5.20, we'll start with discussion part, okay?
 [00:06:47]  Okay, ma'am.
 [00:08:09]  Praveen, can you please keep your camera on?
 [00:15:48]  Yes, so guys, I hope you have been noted with your points.
 [00:15:52]  So let's just start with Prashant.
 [00:15:59]  Yes, ma'am.
 [00:16:07]  Yes, President, you can initiate first.
 [00:16:12]  Good evening, ma'am. Myself, Prashant.
 [00:16:17]  The topic is should TypeScript be mandated in large-scale full-stack projects?
 [00:16:24]  Yes, ma'am. TypeScript should be mandated in...
 [00:16:32]  large scale full stack production because it will be helpful for JavaScript to maintain
 [00:16:42]  large libraries and that the sub
 [00:16:55]  It will catch error handling during runtime.
 [00:17:03]  Meanwhile, JavaScript
 [00:17:07]  who are in handling the parameter.
 [00:17:17]  Also, Tanmay, Durga and Praveen, you guys can also like add on your points in this, okay?
 [00:17:26]  Okay, man.
 [00:17:39]  JavaScript supports dynamically, which helps.
 [00:17:46]  Meanwhile, TypeScript has poor dynamic support compared
 [00:17:52]  to JavaScript, which will take risk
 [00:18:01]  to mitigate code and TypeScript has good quality of coding libraries and
 [00:18:17]  That's a...
 [00:18:20]  The dividing parts to team members is helpful for understanding the TypeScript code, which
 [00:18:36]  is more helpful for future, which is a good quality code.
 [00:20:02]  Yes, I will support to support to points.
 [00:20:07]  But TypeScript is a dynamic statically type, not dynamically.
 [00:20:14]  We can define the data types statically.
 [00:20:19]  And also, it is not runtime check the errors.
 [00:20:22]  We can compile before.
 [00:20:25]  core runs before error will also check and and also it will use big companies like google
 [00:20:37]  microsoft and so on we will work with javascript we can very slowly develop with our projects
 [00:20:45]  but in the typescript we can go clear clean and clarity
 [00:20:50]  codes and we can develop them
 [00:20:55]  very efficiently.
 [00:20:58]  Yes, I agree with your points, but there are major issues in TypeScript, like TypeScript configuration.
 [00:21:07]  Like there is a file ts.config.json and which will be very difficult to configure that file.
 [00:21:21]  Yes, I agree with you, but we can change any mistakes or we can also add something code.
 [00:21:29]  We can without breaking, we can change our codes or logics.
 [00:21:36]  TypeScript.
 [00:21:37]  Yeah, I agree that.
 [00:21:40]  But if we use JavaScript, there are many libraries that support only JavaScript.
 [00:21:45]  If we are using TypeScript, TypeScript restrict to use some libraries or third party libraries
 [00:21:53]  of JavaScript.
 [00:22:00]  In TypeScript also better developer tools, auto completes, navigating works.
 [00:22:11]  and and you said one point for errors and and i want to add on this this point that in
 [00:22:22]  type script false runtime errors also will be appeared and same as the javascript so we can
 [00:22:31]  fix them in both type script as well as javascript
 [00:22:36]  Yeah, let me ask me after I'm very good.
 [00:22:39]  No, let me stay about.
 [00:22:43]  javascript and typescript difference between yeah javascript is a dynamical type where the
 [00:22:50]  intentionally we did not to uh initialize the data types of the values of a variable
 [00:22:55]  whereas typescript isn't static type we have to uh intentionally initialize the data type of
 [00:23:02]  value whether it is integer or character or string uh there is a main difference other one is that
 [00:23:08]  javascript is easy to learn and it takes nearly two to three months whereas typescript is large
 [00:23:15]  and it includes larger frameworks like angular it takes time more than three to six months
 [00:23:21]  and coming to javascript it has large large libraries like react.js
 [00:23:27]  like backend like node.js and ujs these are libraries these libraries are not much more
 [00:23:34]  effective for a full stack web development as a typescript has a one of the main framework
 [00:23:40]  right angular.js
 [00:23:42]  It includes all the libraries we need not to import from the other libraries like React.js.
 [00:23:50]  We have to import React out of DOM from npm node package manager.
 [00:23:53]  Like that we need not to import from any other packages.
 [00:23:58]  Angular itself it has more than more packages.
 [00:24:01]  it is a main difference so i can choose typescript and another reason for typescript is
 [00:24:09]  javascript encounters the errors at the runtime at the runtime only uh whether whereas typescript
 [00:24:15]  errors it is at the compile time uh compile time means after completion of whole program it arises
 [00:24:23]  the error whereas javascript enters the errors in line by line line by line only we encounter the
 [00:24:30]  errors within the frame
 [00:24:33]  Yeah, you are taking about like framework like Node.js and React.js.
 [00:24:37]  I am also with the TypeScript, but I have points in both as well as TypeScript and JavaScript.
 [00:24:43]  And there is a framework Next.js, which will be also possible in TypeScript.
 [00:24:49]  And with the help, let me complete my point.
 [00:24:53]  and with the help of the next just framework we can write a front end as well as the back end parts
 [00:25:00]  yeah okay and we can we can completely allow using typescript or javascript in next yes okay
 [00:25:12]  I'll agree with the where we can develop the full stack web development using next.js.
 [00:25:19]  For either apart from next.js, we can able to divide the full stack application into
 [00:25:26]  front end and back end and back end development AP integration we have to integrate with front
 [00:25:32]  end.
 [00:25:33]  It is a difficult task.
 [00:25:34]  It takes time.
 [00:25:35]  Whereas next.js is a server side reading and server side generation framework.
 [00:25:40]  development program development network you can be not to import any
 [00:25:46]  API's from we need not to deploy another back-end framework in separate and
 [00:25:52]  front-end support you can able to both in same next days
 [00:25:57]  Yeah, and next.js is also useful for the SEO optimization as compared to other frameworks like React.
 [00:26:10]  Okay, but TypeScript is larger than JavaScript in large scale projects because it will handle
 [00:26:22]  runtime errors during the error checkings because it will be crucial for large code
 [00:26:32]  basis.
 [00:26:33]  It will help better understanding for auto-completing and refactoring capabilities, which will take
 [00:26:46]  more time to run, but which is more important.
 [00:26:53]  in JavaScript projects because dynamically typed his JavaScript but static we want large
 [00:27:11]  Sorry to interrupt you Prashant, sorry to interrupt you.
 [00:27:15]  What are your point? Are you in favor of TypeScript or against TypeScript?
 [00:27:20]  Because you are combining both in the same points.
 [00:27:23]  Yes, my point is I am supporting TypeScript in large scale.
 [00:27:29]  Complete one point out of one sentence.
 [00:27:31]  And you complete the second point in next time.
 [00:27:35]  Because you are combining multiple points in single points.
 [00:27:43]  You should speak after one point, another point to understand others also.
 [00:27:51]  But I agree with him.
 [00:27:54]  Every language have different, different features.
 [00:27:57]  One feature, if you are a JavaScript compared to TypeScript,
 [00:28:03]  JavaScript, we do not have, we not declare the data type.
 [00:28:09]  and also easy to run the beginners in javascript compared to typescript it is fine okay okay okay
 [00:28:17]  guys so yeah i've been noted all your points okay so yeah just let me know uh
 [00:28:27]  Can you just give me the introduction about yourself as well? Let's start with Tanmay.
 [00:28:32]  Yes, ma'am.
 [00:28:33]  Tanmay, can you please speak about yourself?
 [00:28:35]  Yes, ma'am. Good evening, ma'am. My name is Tanmay Dvedi. I am from Kanpur, Hath, Uttar Pradesh.
 [00:28:41]  And currently I am pursuing MC from Manipal University, Jaipur. And it's my last semester of the MCA.
 [00:28:47]  And I have an interest in full stack development and I have completed too many projects.
 [00:28:56]  And currently I am working on a project online testing system which will be a large project
 [00:29:03]  where user can login and sign up and mock test will be available here.
 [00:29:08]  And my hobbies are playing cricket and watching cricket.
 [00:29:11]  Okay, fine. Okay, Prashant, can you please move ahead?
 [00:29:17]  Yes, ma'am. I have completed my computer science engineering in BLDF college from Ujjayapura.
 [00:29:30]  I have hands-on experience.
 [00:29:33]  experience in React.js, Python, Node.js and JavaScript.
 [00:29:41]  I am passionate about building real world solution and continuously learning new technology
 [00:29:48]  like I am learning MongoDB.
 [00:29:53]  now man and I am excited to
 [00:30:00]  do real world project in companies. I am contributing open source
 [00:30:12]  open source from GitHub. I have completed many projects. There are major projects are
 [00:30:22]  one digit recognition using machine learning and skin cancer detection using deep learning.
 [00:30:32]  These are my final year and pre-final year projects.
 [00:30:37]  And I am enjoying solving problems in Python, ma'am.
 [00:30:43]  And I know two to three machine learning algorithms.
 [00:30:51]  Okay, great. Fine. Okay. Next, Turga, please, can you tell me?
 [00:31:01]  You are on mute.
 [00:31:05]  Sorry, my name is Thadi Birga Prasad. I am from Guntur. I am recently completed my post graduation in Vignan University.
 [00:31:15]  And also in my post-graduation, I completed a deep learning project, one deep learning project.
 [00:31:23]  Alzheimer's disease detection.
 [00:31:25]  And also, I start my learning in Marine in CCBPN.
 [00:31:32]  And also in CCBPN, Marine full-stack journey, I will complete different tasks based on the concepts, each concept.
 [00:31:42]  More than 75 tasks I will complete in that journey.
 [00:31:50]  And also I completed 5 or 6 mini projects.
 [00:31:57]  Now I am working with one major project in hospital management.
 [00:32:04]  Okay.
 [00:32:08]  Okay, fine. Next, Bula, can you please brief me about yourself?
 [00:32:14]  Yeah, very good afternoon, madam. My name is Bula Praveen and I'm from Varangal in Telangana.
 [00:32:20]  And I had recently graduated from Vagdevi Engineering College in the stream of computer science and engineering.
 [00:32:26]  It is also at Varangal, Telangana.
 [00:32:28]  Coming to my family background, my father and mother both are farmers at home.
 [00:32:33]  I'm currently at Hyderabad.
 [00:32:35]  Coming to my professional technical skills, I have a full stack web development technologies like front-end, back-end and database.
 [00:32:43]  And coming to front-end, I have hands-on experience on HTML, CSS.
 [00:32:48]  and like JavaScript and library like React.js and backend technologies like Node.js, Express.js,
 [00:32:55]  and JWT, REST APIs, and databases like MongoDB and SQL.
 [00:33:01]  And I have done some of the projects upon main stack like loan application tracker.
 [00:33:07]  Second one is e-commerce website using main stack.
 [00:33:11]  And third one also e-commerce website using React.js only.
 [00:33:16]  And fourth one is credit operation.
 [00:33:19]  It is basic credit operation using main stack.
 [00:33:21]  It is basically to understand the credit operation,
 [00:33:24]  how the credit operation will be held on
 [00:33:27]  come back using main stack.
 [00:33:29]  And third one is my final project of my college.
 [00:33:32]  predicting the price of Bitcoin using Facebook profit and with the help of Flask also.
 [00:33:39]  And my hobby are learning new technologies in web development and my learning technologies like coming technologies like Next.js.
 [00:33:48]  And I have recently started a series of DSCA.
 [00:33:52]  This is about myself. Thank you.
 [00:33:57]  Okay, fine. Okay, so also, Prashad, Durga Prasad, can you please tell me basically where are you from?
 [00:34:10]  Guntur ma'am, Andhra Pradesh.
 [00:34:12]  Okay, okay.
 [00:34:18]  Okay, fine guys. So this is all about today's interview. So regarding this interview, you will get feedback within 48 hours from next wave team. Okay. So they'll just let you know about the update and everything. And if you guys will be shortlisted, then you will be having more three to four interview round. Okay.
 [00:34:40]  Okay.
 [00:34:41]  Thank you.
 [00:34:42]  Thank you.
 [00:34:43]  Have a nice day.
 [00:34:44]  Bye.
 [00:34:45]  Thank you.
	[00:00:00] All right.
	[00:00:01] And the other one is consolidated.
	[00:00:04] From a form.
	[00:00:06] Overall assessment is completed.
	[00:00:08] Match 1, match 2.
	[00:00:10] Assessment is selected and rejected.
	[00:00:13] And match 1 is completed and match 2 is completed.
	[00:00:16] So, we have consolidated and completed.
	[00:00:18] We have completed and completed.
	[00:00:19] They will be able to complete the certificate.
	[00:00:21] Okay.
	[00:00:22] Okay, so we will put it in a sheet.
	[00:03:16] You can start it.
	[00:03:20] The candidate is not joining.
	[00:03:23] You can continue with this work.
	[00:03:24] Okay.
	[00:03:25] Thank you so much.
	[00:03:27] Okay, thank you.
	[00:03:30] Okay, yeah, so Prashant, Tanmay, Praveen and Durga, can you please turn on the camera?
	[00:03:39] Yes, sir.
	[00:03:47] Okay, so guys firstly let me just introduce myself, Prina Shah and since last six months
	[00:03:57] I have been there with FXS.ai and I have been designated as HR manager.
	[00:04:05] Today is the first round of your full stack interview round which for the profile for which you have been applied for.
	[00:04:14] So I hope you guys are aware about it like this is the GD round that is group discussion round.
	[00:04:23] Yes, ma'am.
	[00:04:24] Yes, ma'am.
	[00:04:25] Okay, great.
	[00:04:26] So, in this round, I'll be providing you one topic, okay?
	[00:04:31] So, on that topic, you will have to research, okay?
	[00:04:34] I'll give you 10 minutes to research on that same topic, okay?
	[00:04:38] After 10 minutes, we'll start our discussion part of regarding the same, okay?
	[00:04:43] So, just let me give you the topic.
	[00:04:46] I hope you guys have page and pen with you.
	[00:04:52] Wait one minute.
	[00:04:53] Sure, sure.
	[00:04:54] Okay, fine.
	[00:04:56] Everyone else you guys have?
	[00:05:05] Thank you.
	[00:05:15] Thank you.
	[00:05:21] Yes.
	[00:05:25] Thank you.
	[00:05:33] Thank you.
	[00:05:57] Okay guys, so can I dictate it?
	[00:06:04] Yes, ma'am.
	[00:06:05] Okay, so the topic is TypeScript versus JavaScript.
	[00:06:11] Should TypeScript be mandated in large scale full stack projects?
	[00:06:18] Also, I'm dropping this topic in the message box so you guys can get more clarity.
	[00:06:29] TypeScript versus JavaScript should TypeScript be mandated in large scale full stack projects?
	[00:06:37] Okay, so you guys have now 10 minutes.
	[00:06:40] It's 5.10.
	[00:06:42] On 5.20, we'll start with discussion part, okay?
	[00:06:47] Okay, ma'am.
	[00:08:09] Praveen, can you please keep your camera on?
	[00:15:48] Yes, so guys, I hope you have been noted with your points.
	[00:15:52] So let's just start with Prashant.
	[00:15:59] Yes, ma'am.
	[00:16:07] Yes, President, you can initiate first.
	[00:16:12] Good evening, ma'am. Myself, Prashant.
	[00:16:17] The topic is should TypeScript be mandated in large-scale full-stack projects?
	[00:16:24] Yes, ma'am. TypeScript should be mandated in...
	[00:16:32] large scale full stack production because it will be helpful for JavaScript to maintain
	[00:16:42] large libraries and that the sub
	[00:16:55] It will catch error handling during runtime.
	[00:17:03] Meanwhile, JavaScript
	[00:17:07] who are in handling the parameter.
	[00:17:17] Also, Tanmay, Durga and Praveen, you guys can also like add on your points in this, okay?
	[00:17:26] Okay, man.
	[00:17:39] JavaScript supports dynamically, which helps.
	[00:17:46] Meanwhile, TypeScript has poor dynamic support compared
	[00:17:52] to JavaScript, which will take risk
	[00:18:01] to mitigate code and TypeScript has good quality of coding libraries and
	[00:18:17] That's a...
	[00:18:20] The dividing parts to team members is helpful for understanding the TypeScript code, which
	[00:18:36] is more helpful for future, which is a good quality code.
	[00:20:02] Yes, I will support to support to points.
	[00:20:07] But TypeScript is a dynamic statically type, not dynamically.
	[00:20:14] We can define the data types statically.
	[00:20:19] And also, it is not runtime check the errors.
	[00:20:22] We can compile before.
	[00:20:25] core runs before error will also check and and also it will use big companies like google
	[00:20:37] microsoft and so on we will work with javascript we can very slowly develop with our projects
	[00:20:45] but in the typescript we can go clear clean and clarity
	[00:20:50] codes and we can develop them
	[00:20:55] very efficiently.
	[00:20:58] Yes, I agree with your points, but there are major issues in TypeScript, like TypeScript configuration.
	[00:21:07] Like there is a file ts.config.json and which will be very difficult to configure that file.
	[00:21:21] Yes, I agree with you, but we can change any mistakes or we can also add something code.
	[00:21:29] We can without breaking, we can change our codes or logics.
	[00:21:36] TypeScript.
	[00:21:37] Yeah, I agree that.
	[00:21:40] But if we use JavaScript, there are many libraries that support only JavaScript.
	[00:21:45] If we are using TypeScript, TypeScript restrict to use some libraries or third party libraries
	[00:21:53] of JavaScript.
	[00:22:00] In TypeScript also better developer tools, auto completes, navigating works.
	[00:22:11] and and you said one point for errors and and i want to add on this this point that in
	[00:22:22] type script false runtime errors also will be appeared and same as the javascript so we can
	[00:22:31] fix them in both type script as well as javascript
	[00:22:36] Yeah, let me ask me after I'm very good.
	[00:22:39] No, let me stay about.
	[00:22:43] javascript and typescript difference between yeah javascript is a dynamical type where the
	[00:22:50] intentionally we did not to uh initialize the data types of the values of a variable
	[00:22:55] whereas typescript isn't static type we have to uh intentionally initialize the data type of
	[00:23:02] value whether it is integer or character or string uh there is a main difference other one is that
	[00:23:08] javascript is easy to learn and it takes nearly two to three months whereas typescript is large
	[00:23:15] and it includes larger frameworks like angular it takes time more than three to six months
	[00:23:21] and coming to javascript it has large large libraries like react.js
	[00:23:27] like backend like node.js and ujs these are libraries these libraries are not much more
	[00:23:34] effective for a full stack web development as a typescript has a one of the main framework
	[00:23:40] right angular.js
	[00:23:42] It includes all the libraries we need not to import from the other libraries like React.js.
	[00:23:50] We have to import React out of DOM from npm node package manager.
	[00:23:53] Like that we need not to import from any other packages.
	[00:23:58] Angular itself it has more than more packages.
	[00:24:01] it is a main difference so i can choose typescript and another reason for typescript is
	[00:24:09] javascript encounters the errors at the runtime at the runtime only uh whether whereas typescript
	[00:24:15] errors it is at the compile time uh compile time means after completion of whole program it arises
	[00:24:23] the error whereas javascript enters the errors in line by line line by line only we encounter the
	[00:24:30] errors within the frame
	[00:24:33] Yeah, you are taking about like framework like Node.js and React.js.
	[00:24:37] I am also with the TypeScript, but I have points in both as well as TypeScript and JavaScript.
	[00:24:43] And there is a framework Next.js, which will be also possible in TypeScript.
	[00:24:49] And with the help, let me complete my point.
	[00:24:53] and with the help of the next just framework we can write a front end as well as the back end parts
	[00:25:00] yeah okay and we can we can completely allow using typescript or javascript in next yes okay
	[00:25:12] I'll agree with the where we can develop the full stack web development using next.js.
	[00:25:19] For either apart from next.js, we can able to divide the full stack application into
	[00:25:26] front end and back end and back end development AP integration we have to integrate with front
	[00:25:32] end.
	[00:25:33] It is a difficult task.
	[00:25:34] It takes time.
	[00:25:35] Whereas next.js is a server side reading and server side generation framework.
	[00:25:40] development program development network you can be not to import any
	[00:25:46] API's from we need not to deploy another back-end framework in separate and
	[00:25:52] front-end support you can able to both in same next days
	[00:25:57] Yeah, and next.js is also useful for the SEO optimization as compared to other frameworks like React.
	[00:26:10] Okay, but TypeScript is larger than JavaScript in large scale projects because it will handle
	[00:26:22] runtime errors during the error checkings because it will be crucial for large code
	[00:26:32] basis.
	[00:26:33] It will help better understanding for auto-completing and refactoring capabilities, which will take
	[00:26:46] more time to run, but which is more important.
	[00:26:53] in JavaScript projects because dynamically typed his JavaScript but static we want large
	[00:27:11] Sorry to interrupt you Prashant, sorry to interrupt you.
	[00:27:15] What are your point? Are you in favor of TypeScript or against TypeScript?
	[00:27:20] Because you are combining both in the same points.
	[00:27:23] Yes, my point is I am supporting TypeScript in large scale.
	[00:27:29] Complete one point out of one sentence.
	[00:27:31] And you complete the second point in next time.
	[00:27:35] Because you are combining multiple points in single points.
	[00:27:43] You should speak after one point, another point to understand others also.
	[00:27:51] But I agree with him.
	[00:27:54] Every language have different, different features.
	[00:27:57] One feature, if you are a JavaScript compared to TypeScript,
	[00:28:03] JavaScript, we do not have, we not declare the data type.
	[00:28:09] and also easy to run the beginners in javascript compared to typescript it is fine okay okay okay
	[00:28:17] guys so yeah i've been noted all your points okay so yeah just let me know uh
	[00:28:27] Can you just give me the introduction about yourself as well? Let's start with Tanmay.
	[00:28:32] Yes, ma'am.
	[00:28:33] Tanmay, can you please speak about yourself?
	[00:28:35] Yes, ma'am. Good evening, ma'am. My name is Tanmay Dvedi. I am from Kanpur, Hath, Uttar Pradesh.
	[00:28:41] And currently I am pursuing MC from Manipal University, Jaipur. And it's my last semester of the MCA.
	[00:28:47] And I have an interest in full stack development and I have completed too many projects.
	[00:28:56] And currently I am working on a project online testing system which will be a large project
	[00:29:03] where user can login and sign up and mock test will be available here.
	[00:29:08] And my hobbies are playing cricket and watching cricket.
	[00:29:11] Okay, fine. Okay, Prashant, can you please move ahead?
	[00:29:17] Yes, ma'am. I have completed my computer science engineering in BLDF college from Ujjayapura.
	[00:29:30] I have hands-on experience.
	[00:29:33] experience in React.js, Python, Node.js and JavaScript.
	[00:29:41] I am passionate about building real world solution and continuously learning new technology
	[00:29:48] like I am learning MongoDB.
	[00:29:53] now man and I am excited to
	[00:30:00] do real world project in companies. I am contributing open source
	[00:30:12] open source from GitHub. I have completed many projects. There are major projects are
	[00:30:22] one digit recognition using machine learning and skin cancer detection using deep learning.
	[00:30:32] These are my final year and pre-final year projects.
	[00:30:37] And I am enjoying solving problems in Python, ma'am.
	[00:30:43] And I know two to three machine learning algorithms.
	[00:30:51] Okay, great. Fine. Okay. Next, Turga, please, can you tell me?
	[00:31:01] You are on mute.
	[00:31:05] Sorry, my name is Thadi Birga Prasad. I am from Guntur. I am recently completed my post graduation in Vignan University.
	[00:31:15] And also in my post-graduation, I completed a deep learning project, one deep learning project.
	[00:31:23] Alzheimer's disease detection.
	[00:31:25] And also, I start my learning in Marine in CCBPN.
	[00:31:32] And also in CCBPN, Marine full-stack journey, I will complete different tasks based on the concepts, each concept.
	[00:31:42] More than 75 tasks I will complete in that journey.
	[00:31:50] And also I completed 5 or 6 mini projects.
	[00:31:57] Now I am working with one major project in hospital management.
	[00:32:04] Okay.
	[00:32:08] Okay, fine. Next, Bula, can you please brief me about yourself?
	[00:32:14] Yeah, very good afternoon, madam. My name is Bula Praveen and I'm from Varangal in Telangana.
	[00:32:20] And I had recently graduated from Vagdevi Engineering College in the stream of computer science and engineering.
	[00:32:26] It is also at Varangal, Telangana.
	[00:32:28] Coming to my family background, my father and mother both are farmers at home.
	[00:32:33] I'm currently at Hyderabad.
	[00:32:35] Coming to my professional technical skills, I have a full stack web development technologies like front-end, back-end and database.
	[00:32:43] And coming to front-end, I have hands-on experience on HTML, CSS.
	[00:32:48] and like JavaScript and library like React.js and backend technologies like Node.js, Express.js,
	[00:32:55] and JWT, REST APIs, and databases like MongoDB and SQL.
	[00:33:01] And I have done some of the projects upon main stack like loan application tracker.
	[00:33:07] Second one is e-commerce website using main stack.
	[00:33:11] And third one also e-commerce website using React.js only.
	[00:33:16] And fourth one is credit operation.
	[00:33:19] It is basic credit operation using main stack.
	[00:33:21] It is basically to understand the credit operation,
	[00:33:24] how the credit operation will be held on
	[00:33:27] come back using main stack.
	[00:33:29] And third one is my final project of my college.
	[00:33:32] predicting the price of Bitcoin using Facebook profit and with the help of Flask also.
	[00:33:39] And my hobby are learning new technologies in web development and my learning technologies like coming technologies like Next.js.
	[00:33:48] And I have recently started a series of DSCA.
	[00:33:52] This is about myself. Thank you.
	[00:33:57] Okay, fine. Okay, so also, Prashad, Durga Prasad, can you please tell me basically where are you from?
	[00:34:10] Guntur ma'am, Andhra Pradesh.
	[00:34:12] Okay, okay.
	[00:34:18] Okay, fine guys. So this is all about today's interview. So regarding this interview, you will get feedback within 48 hours from next wave team. Okay. So they'll just let you know about the update and everything. And if you guys will be shortlisted, then you will be having more three to four interview round. Okay.
	[00:34:40] Okay.
	[00:34:41] Thank you.
	[00:34:42] Thank you.
	[00:34:43] Have a nice day.
	[00:34:44] Bye.
	[00:34:45] Thank you.
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