here is my Leetcode profile :

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 https://leetcode.com/nikhilkumar_99k/

I am a student of Mechanical Engineering at the Netaji Subhash University Of Technology. I have developed skills in programming languages ​​C, C++, web development.

here is my leetcode profile :

 https://leetcode.com/nikhilkumar_99k/

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