things to learn...!

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short-term goals
1.6.006 MIT algorithms.
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3.API
4.JAVA
5.JavaScript(advanced)
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 Long Term Goals
1.spring
2.hibernate
3.web-services
4.kotlin
5.rust
6.react
7.statistics
8.aws(database)
9.mongodb
10.MERN

REVISE TOOLS:
1.tomcat
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